Binley,
I've spent more time than I care to remember in reactive mode. It stinks,
which is most likely why I wrote my own database monitor 10 years ago. At least when
it sees a problem it's 4 or more hours into the future before the end users know it's
going to happen. And at that, 70% of the time that homegrown monitor fixes the issue
on it's own.
Dick Goulet
Senior Oracle DBA
Oracle Certified 8i DBA
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> NAW, Sounds like someone else needs to get a real production support job.
Production issues ALL fall into one bucket, I needed to do something 10
minutes ago.
If you think like that, jokingly or otherwise, you are likely to lock
yourself into reactive mode versus proactive mode. I leave you to interpret
that how you like.
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