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Oracle Database Lite 10g Technical White Paper

Jun 30 2005

Employees are working away from their desks and require access to corporate data normally found only on desktop devices connected to enterprise networks. Wireless connections for mobile users offer the promise of remote access of enterprise data but persistent wireless connections are not always possible, practical or desirable. Wireless connections are not always possible because mobile workers may be in an environment that does not have wireless coverage. Often it is not practical to use a persistent wireless connection because applications do not have a real time data access requirement to justify the costs of communications. Developers require an infrastructure with application services that enable the development, delivery and operation of secure, personalized applications to mobile or embedded devices.

IDC White Paper

May 07 2005

Most Windows NT / 2000 systems managers, as well as a growing number of users, know that fragmented files on disks cause an overall degradation in system performance. What is less well understood, however, is that effective use of defragmentation technology can produce comparable performance gains to costly system upgrades. Further, enterprises can realize considerable reductions in TCO by using a reliable networkable defragmenter as opposed to a manual utility.

Stability White Paper

May 07 2005

Identifying Common Reliability/Stability Problems Caused by File Fragmentation Introduction An Overview of the Problem Reliability and Stability Issues Traceable to Fragmentation A. FRAGMENTATION AND BOOT TIME ISSUES B. SLOW BACK UP TIMES AND ABORTED BACKUP C. FILE CORRUPTION AND DATA LOSS D. CRASHES AND SYSTEM HANGS E. ERRORS IN PROGRAMS F. RAM USE AND CACHE PROBLEMS G. HARD DRIVE FAILURES Contiguous Files = Greater Uptime

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