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December 22nd, 2009
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My name is Greg Rahn and I am a database performance engineer in the Real-World Performance group at Oracle Corporation. I joined the Real-World Performance group in 2004 and have been working with Oracle databases since 1997. As the name might suggest, the Real-World Performance group deals with database performance and scalability issues that come from the real world – the customer’s world. My goal with this blog is to communicate how I have worked through some of the performance challenges that I’ve encountered as well as discuss performance and scalability topics that may benefit others in the Oracle user community.

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  2. Mark Seger
    May 6th, 2009 at 13:27 | #1
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    Thanks to google I spotted the email string on collectl and as its author just wanted to say it’s always good to hear from people who have found it useful. I saw one comment from someone who mentioned collect for Tru64 and for those who haven’t guessed, the ‘l’ is in collectl because I view it as ‘collect for linux’.
    -mark