Oracle Wait Interface (OWI) – Por onde começar?
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https://ict-pulse.com/2024/07/yzsaw4z Embora introduzido no Oracle 7, o Oracle Wait Interface (OWI) continua sendo hoje uma ferramenta inestimável para os DBAs, através dela é possível obter informações que ajudam na solução de…
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