Advantages and Disadvantages of Oracle Database

Jose Simpton

Oracle Database is known as Oracle RDBMS. We call it Oracle. It is a database system. It belongs to Oracle Company. Oracle has been in a leading position in the database field. It has a wide range of applications. It has low application risks.

Oracle database system is a popular database system. It is convenient. The system has powerful functions. We can install it in 70 different sizes and micro environments. It can work under VMS, DOS, UNIX, Windows, and other systems. It is a database solution with high efficiency. This has good sureness.

Let's take a look at the advantages and drawbacks of Oracle database. Oracle runs on all mainstream platforms. It supports all industry standards. It adopts an open strategy. Customers can choose the appropriate solution. Oracle supports developers. We can use Oracle's products on lots of operating system platforms.

Its parallel server extends the competence of Window NT. This is by making nodes share the same cluster work. It provides a cluster solution. Oracle parallel servers have a high degree of integration. This is to various UNIX platform clustering mechanisms.

In terms of security management, it provides security. This bases on ROLE division of labor. It has good performance. This is in database management function. It obtains ISO standard nomination. This is the highest level.

Oracle has high performance. It is the world record holder for TPC-D and TPC-C on open platforms.

In terms of application mode, Oracle multi-level network computing supports various standards. This is to connect with network customers such as ODBC, JDBC, OCI, etc.

Oracle can connect to a variety of connection networks. It supports protocols (TCP/IP, DECnet, LU6.2, etc.). This provides a variety of development tools. This can facilitate users to carry out further development.

The openness is strong. It can embody open traits. The Oracle provides new database capacity. It can read and write the data in the remote database through the network. There can be symmetrical reproduction technology.

The trait of ERP is the integration of the enterprise system. Compared with the traditional single system, it is functional.

It adopts modular design. We can support the system by adding new modules. This is according to the needs of enterprises.

Are there any shortcomings in such an excellent database? Its disadvantage is that it is expensive! There are high requirements for hardware. In the daily management and maintenance, it will be troublesome to operate. It has high technical requirements.