Will Oracle Database 11g rope in customers?
Eric Lai
Computerworld
Updated: 09 Jul 2007
The official launch of 11g is set for next Wednesday, July 11, in a New York City ceremony overseen by Oracle president Charles Philips.
Publicly, Oracle has for the most part avoided specifics, saying that 11g will offer improvements in high availability, performance, scalability, and manageability.
Tidbits it has revealed include free migration and management tools that will let administrators oversee non-Oracle databases at the same time they manage their Oracle ones. Oracle has also said that 11g will have new compression technology that could potentially reduce customers’ storage demands by two-thirds, the ability to store unstructured data faster than traditional file systems, and better partitioning.
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