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  1. Audit a MySQL Instance with MySQLTuner

    Pythian Group Blog - Oct 9, 2008

    Quite often we need to perform a so-called “MySQL instance audit”. This common DBA procedure should give you a general view of the MySQL environment. You may be interested in a basic understanding of what kind of …

    Also tagged: mysql, show status, mysqltuner

  2. Oracle 11g — Audit Enabled by Default, But What About Purging?

    Pythian Group Blog - Jul 3, 2008

    If you have created a new Oracle 11g database using DBCA and opted to use by default 11g’s enhanced security settings or, at least, the audit setting, then you risk the unlimited growth of the SYSAUS tablespace that …

    Also tagged: security, oracle, purge, group blog posts, 11g, aud

  3. Tracking your Oracle client versions in 11g

    Pythian Group Blog - Nov 21, 2007

    I have recently stumbled upon V$SESSION_CONNECT_INFO view and discovered that it provides interesting information about client-side software and settings. Using this view in Oracle 11g you can simplify collecting some …

    Also tagged: oracle, group blog posts, 11g

  4. Keeping a Lid on Oracle Licensing Costs while Ensuring Compliance

    Pythian Group Blog - Nov 21, 2007

    If this post seems a bit like an “advertorial”, please believe me — it’s not. Well, at least it’s not an advertisement for Pythian in any way. What it is, however, is a post about a longstanding business partner of …

    Also tagged: oracle, controls, licensing, compliance, miro, non tech articles, pythian