Venu,
I've taken both PD101 and OP101 and I can thoroughly recommend both of
them. The sequence of those two is irrelevant in my opinion.
If you're looking to improve your tuning skills and your understanding
of Oracle performance issues I would suggest the OP101. It has a very
good balance of
Interesting. Of course, Gummi's right: I blew both my course URLs in my
note. The correct URL for the PD101 coruse is
http://www.hotsos.com/courses/PD101.php, too. Slow connection; didn't
have time to check thoroughly; sorry for the inconvenience.
Thanks, Gummi.
Cary Millsap
Hotsos Enterprises,
Cary,
So, I don't need to be completely proficient in SQL Optimization prior to enrolling in
Performance Diagnosis 101? When if it all do you plan to offer these classes in New
York, NJ area?
Venu Potluri
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Cary Millsap
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 1:04 AM
To:
Venu,
You are correct. The outcome of many problems you'll diagnose using the
PD101 method is that you'll need to fix some SQL, but the point of PD101
is teaching you (1) how to make sure you're working on the right
problem, and (2) how to forecast what kind of performance improvement
you'll get
how much of the material from these classes are in your book?
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To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 12:24 PM
Venu,
You are correct. The outcome of many problems you'll diagnose using the
PD101 method is
Ryan,
Parts of the book are based upon the PD101 course. The book goes further
in some areas than the PD101 course (queueing theory, V$ views), but
then the course goes further in some areas than the book. The course
discusses developments that have occurred since the publication of the
book, and
Venu,
I can't give a nonpartisan answer, but I can provide some information. I
hope this helps:
Performance Diagnosis 101 (formerly the Hotsos Clinic) - This is a
3-day course dedicated to teaching a method for diagnosing performance
problems on production (and integration-testing) systems. It's
