The new Database Express or DB Express database utility is different from the former DB Console. It is based on flash and “built-in” the database. To give you a small overview (sneak peek) into this great new tool for, for example, database performance tuning, hereby some pictures to create some appetite. I created some have load on my database, to make it a bit more interesting…
Main Menu
The main menu has a section for “Configuration”, “Storage”, “Security” and “Performance”
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Configuration >> Memory (overview)
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Performance >> Performance Hub [Summery Tab]
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Performance >> Performance Hub [Activity Tab]
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Performance >> Performance Hub [Workload Tab]
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Performance >> Performance Hub [Monitored SQL Tab]
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…and drill down in one of the shown sessions…
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Performance >> Performance Hub [ADDM Overview Tab]
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Performance >> Performance Hub [Current ADDM Findings Tab]
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As you can see via this short introduction, a lot of the later performance goodies we already know and love are present in the new DB Express tool. Some of the old features have also disappeared.
In a “Pluggable Database” environment, this tool is a great asset to the developers, and for those who loved the disappeared toolset from DB Console, it is probably time to have a closer look at the “no cost” option called “Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c Cloud Control”…
