RE: Interesting question
- From: "Stephen Andert" <StephenAndert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Paula_Stankus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 26 Apr 2004 09:22:45 -0600
Paula,
You should have been in Peter Robson's session last week: "Stay Alert
to Your Data Integrity With Exception Reports". While he was addressing
in-house development, the same concepts apply to COTS packages as well.
Really well organized system and well presented.
Stephen
>>> Paula_Stankus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 04/23/04 12:52PM >>>
Let's say I am a DBA dealing with COTS packages and my COTS vendors =
introduce modules into the system (in a hurry) that seem to be
redundant =
- like - "don't we have that table already????" - "can't we use this =
existing table???" - "don't we already have a stored proc like
that???"
My answer was create a data dictionary/data model and find out about
the =
modules as they come in but ensuring you do the change control into =
production. =20
However, this was not the answer someone was looking for - they were =
looking for some tool - like DBEXAMINER???? that would do this =
somehow???? I thought that was my job - but heh - is there a tool like
=
that? =20
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