RE: OT: Ari and his company have been noted in InfoWorld.

Actually, I have Ari's product. I have to admit, it is a pretty neat little tool. The idea is that you don't need to lug around a laptop with a wireless Ricochet modem. Yeah, that would be a much better combination, you could ultimately do more in a shorter amount of time. But, with my Palm

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Ari and his company have been noted in InfoWorld... EPHRAIM SCHWARTZ Wireless World InfoWorld.com Thursday, July 5, 2001 REDUCING THE COST OF DBAS Posted at

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Well, we have remote access from home too, but it might be convenient to be able to do this stuff while I'm running from a grizzly in the Absarokas. That way I wouldn't have to hang around the house all weekend waiting for a call that might never come. Of course it's a moot point for us since

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Thursday, July 05, 2001, 3:40:31 PM, Walt Weaver wrote: WW Well, we have remote access from home too, but it might be convenient to be WW able to do this stuff while I'm running from a grizzly in the Absarokas. I hope I never have the opportunity to run from a grizzly. I once bumped (not

RE: Re[2]: OT: Ari and his company have been noted in InfoWorld.

We did something similar to this 4 years ago using the 2 way pagers, email, home grown algorithm similar to secure key(give me a number and I'll check to see if it's the correct sequence), and a heck of a lot of PERL programming. So IF WE HAD COVERAGE on the 2-way pager(RIM pager using

RE: OT: Ari and his company have been noted in InfoWorld.

I for one think Ari and his company need to be commended. In the future you and I will be capable of admin'ing and monitoring multiple databases via handhelds. Larger consulting companies will likely have teams of DBA's that are responsible for large pools of databases. New databases will be

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of list ORACLE-L [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Re[2]: OT: Ari and his company have been noted in InfoWorld. Date: Thu, 05 Jul 2001 11:40:32 -0800 Well, we have remote access from home too, but it might be convenient to be able to do this stuff while I'm running from a grizzly in the Absarokas

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I wonder if a similar thought was echoed in 1991? Maybe all of the DBAs that were former DB2, etc DBAs could offer some war stories here. It's funny that databases have become more cumbersome to manage, not easier IMHO. DBAs have to understand more technologies that are outside the RDBMS box

RE: OT: Ari and his company have been noted in InfoWorld.

Michael, No not all databases are the same but many are. DBA's as a whole are extremely inefficient. Most of us well know that we could automate much of what we do if we just sat down and thought about it for a second. I mean come on, why should a DBA have to actually check dozens of V$ views

RE: OT: Ari and his company have been noted in InfoWorld.

Ethan, Your scenario reminds me that I should have invested in paper company stocks when the paperless office was being theorized. Much of the inefficiency in which we indulge is due to extremely poor craftsmanship on the part of the people who produce packaged applications. When the