Tuesday, November 17, 2015

When to Use Oracle Database In-Memory

When to Use Oracle Database In-Memory
 
Oracle Database In-Memory When to Use Oracle Database In-Memory WHEN TO USE ORACLE DATABASE IN-MEMORY

This document briefly introduces Database In-Memory, enumerates high-level use cases, and explains the scenarios under which it provides a performance benefit. The purpose of this document is to give you some general guidelines so that you can determine whether your use case is a good match for this exciting new technology. 


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