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Lab128 - Tools for Advanced Oracle Tuning and Monitoring

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128 Consulting

128 Consulting is located in Milford, New Hampshire. It specializes in high performance database solutions ranging from architectural design to advanced database tuning. The company offers consulting in the areas of database design, development, and administration using Oracle DBMS. Lab128 develops customized C/C++ software for integration with the Oracle databases. Our mission is to help customers outperform others using brain power and creativity.

About the creator of Lab128

This software was created by me, Sergei Romanenko. Over last 25 years I have been working with computers, ranging from assembly/C/C++ programming, to database design and administration. For the last 15 years I have spent actively working with all flavors of Oracle DBMS, from version 7 to 10g, designing and supporting various systems from OLTP to VLDB. It could be said that Lab128 was developed by a DBA for the DBA.

As a DBA, I was collecting and developing a set of scripts, tools which were helping me get through the stress and fun of dealing with Oracle databases. Probably, as any DBA, I was not happy about any of the tools I was using at the time. This provoked me to develop a tool of my own. I was convinced that such tool should be darn fast: when a DBA is under stress, not a single thing should contribute to the stress. There was no way a choking java app could meet that end. Undoubtedly, it was going to be C/C++ or even assembly for critical loops. As it turned out, I was quite pleased with the result so I had a thought someone else might appreciate it too. Although I am still not happy how Lab128 does some certain things and lacks some functionality, I decided to turn it into a product and publish. Hopefully it deserves the attention of the Oracle community by being useful and inexpensive software. Its ultimate success will be judged by you - the users. Soliciting for feedback was another reason for publishing it.