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Determine which Enterprise edition specific features are in use? [message #351553]

Wed, 01 October 2008 08:58

tsteinmaurer
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Hello,

is there a way to find out which Enterprise specific features are currently in use for a particular EE installation? E.g. via system table queries, ...?

Thanks
Thomas

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Re: Determine which Enterprise edition specific features are in use? [message #351555 is a reply to message #351553]

Wed, 01 October 2008 09:01

Michel Cadot
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dba_feature_usage_statistics

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Re: Determine which Enterprise edition specific features are in use? [message #351556 is a reply to message #351555]

Wed, 01 October 2008 09:06

tsteinmaurer
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Hello Michel,

thanks for your reply. Any solution which works from version 8 to 10?

Thanks!
Thomas

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Re: Determine which Enterprise edition specific features are in use? [message #351563 is a reply to message #351556]

Wed, 01 October 2008 09:46

Michel Cadot
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No, there is none before 10g.

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Michel

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Re: Determine which Enterprise edition specific features are in use? [message #351695 is a reply to message #351553]

Thu, 02 October 2008 09:10

tsteinmaurer
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Thanks. Is there possibly another way e.g. by querying certain data dictionary views? For instance, assumed that bitmap indices are in use, this could be queried. Although this would mean that each Enterprise feature needs to be "mapped" to a set of data dictionary view and e.g. see if the query returns any records.

Any other idea?

Thanks a lot. Much appreciated.

Thomas

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