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Binat NY Network is a computer IT service specialized to resolves the slow database performance and issues related to it.

In a complex client/server and three-tier systems, the database is just one of many elements that determine the performance and it might turn out that due to some network or memory latency, than database performance has slowed down. The certified DBA engineers at the BiNat New York many a times have found out that in their attempts to re-solve database performance related problems had often to change the Global database level definition such as changing the amount of computer memory available to the database, or changing the amount of memory available to any database program that needed to sort data. The certified DBA engineers at the BiNat New York, Dab’s understand that performance problems initially must be diagnosed, and this is best done by examining individual SQL programs, not the database as a whole. Various tools, some included with the database and some available from third parties, provide a behind the scenes look at how the database is handling the SQL program, shedding light on what's taking so long. The certified DBA engineers at the BiNat New York identified the problem, the individual SQL statement can be tuned, and this is usually done by either rewriting it, using hints, adding or modifying indexes, or sometimes modifying the database tables themselves.


Here are a few options that our DBA engineers at the BiNat New York have identified may be the cause of slow performance.

What strategies are available for backing-up a database?
• What is the difference between on-line and off-line backups?
• What is the difference between restoring and recovering?
• How does one backup a database using the export utility?

• What strategies are available for backing-up a database?
• What is the difference between on-line and off-line backups?
• What is the difference between restoring and recovering?
• How does one backup a database using the export utility?
• How does one do off-line database backups?
• How does one do on-line database backups?
• How does one backup a database using RMAN?
• How does one put a database into ARCHIVELOG mode?
• How does one backup archived log files?
• Does Database software write to data files in hot/begin backup mode?
• My database was terminated while in BACKUP MODE, do I need to recover?
• My database is down and I cannot restore. What now?



The certified DBA engineers at the BiNat New York have all the answers to it and more.