Oracle Database Reviews

[In] the organization I work for, we [have used] Oracle [Database] for a while now. Its been used all across the company for different types of systems. One of them is a truck dealership ERP and the other is for medical exams, both with a lot of data to store. Overall, it works great on both scenarios.

We do support our client's Oracle12c databases hosted in two data centers - One in Plano, Texas and One in Cherokee, Oklahoma. We support approx 400 plus DB instances running in different version of Oracle db- Oracle10g, Oracle11g, and Oracle12c. Our client business is in Aviation Industry. This industry demands state-of-art Technology to better serve their customer with the best quality service at affordable cost. This industry demands High Availability and High-Performance system for quick decision making.

The Oracle Database is being used in our organization for many years mainly for holding and retrieval of data through our applications. It is benefiting us with its extraordinary secure and powerful structure by making our applications more reliable in terms of data security. It is giving us a big cost comparatively but the fruits returned by this investment are unmatchable.

The Oracle Database is being exclusively used at our organization to store data [coming] from different application solutions. Almost every literate employee of our organization is indirectly using it though different application interfaces. It is highly reliable data storage engine with ability to handle huge data and easy writing of complex queries using PL/SQL. It is very stable, super secure and highly scalable with unmatched backup / recovery features to ensure the database to never experience any downtime.

We have been using Oracle Database since last year and [it's] widely used in our organization for various purposes, whether for storing data of clients on [the] server or deployment of our websites. It handl[es] all of this quite nicely.

Oracle [Database] is used by [a] couple of departments to maintain Animation assets and for couple of applications in the Animation movie making workflow.

Oracle Database is our organization's primary database server. Our main line of business application uses it exclusively to store data making it mandatory across the organization. It provides a stable and scalable relational database platform but a high custom with extremely inflexible and frustrating licensing terms.

Oracle Database is used as a target database for loading external source files using ETL tool. It's used as repository of first source of data to be consumed for analytics and reporting by all line of business. It acts as target database for all operational and transactional data.

Oracle 12c is used to support the shopping website of the organization, it's very robust, high performing and THE database is scalable to the needs of increasing traffic on the site. It addressed especially the problem with consolidating databases and scaling, much needed performance of apps using Oracle database.

Oracle Database is currently being used in our entire IT team to store and retrieve relative data. Our Java point of sale system sits directly on Oracle DB and stores transaction data in which some data flows into our personal data warehouse for reporting. It assists with information or data management.

The Oracle Database or rather a cluster of Oracle Databases is used for both an OLTP and data warehousing data storage and processing purposes across various departments. Oracle Database is a very mature and versatile platform that allows running almost any business entirely using only the database. At Parsons Smart Vehicles Solutions, we rely on Oracle for conducting the critical line of business. The database's unique resilience capabilities, programmability, and mature tooling allow for rapid software development while maintaining high quality. Oracle is widely supported by vendors' databases, which makes integration easier.

We use Oracle 12c databases to store information from many of the critical modules of our MLFF (Multi Lane Free Flow) tolling solutions. Oracle Database 12c can handle variable workloads, maintaining throughput at peak moments. Our solutions utilize many different technologies, but rely on Oracle Database as a key component.

We have deployed Oracle Databases on multiple application servers across different clients. It helps us to store the automation data generated by Holmes Bots on day to day basis. It helps us to manage large amounts of data in an organized fashion. It is widely used across all the bot teams in the organization.

Oracle Database software has been used by our organization form past few years, mainly it is used by our Information Technology department for backup of data and recovery.
The main business problems it addresses are database conversation, backups and the best part is that it supports multiple programming languages as well. We can save huge amount of data without any instability.

A lot of our applications are using Oracle Database as their data store.

We use across the organization. We are just now making use of the new features in 12c.

Oracle Database forms the primary database (with MySQL as secondary) that is used for the whole organization. It is used to store both internal data (accounts payable, employee records, etc) as well as used for customer data and analytics data sets.

The most robust, stable, and biggest RDBMS I have ever encountered. As the biggest member on the market, and one of the leaders in IT industry, Oracle database is still and probably will be the standard database that everybody would want to use. The enormous knowledge and science and effort and functionality that is put into this product is insane - but for a price.

We use Oracle Database 12c in our transactional system named Watts. It allows us to have a reliable platform to handle our car ticket product where users can pay for fuel, reload balances, and obtain consumer reports per vehicle. He have 2 clusters of Oracle 12c to warranty high availability and also to handle our DRP. We recommend Oracle products because the support, price and their technology is very robust and reliable.

The Oracle database is currently used in several places throughout the institute. For starters, it works as our website's back end. We don't store any LOB objects, simply base data types. Similarly, we have developed a handful of custom applications that run on top of Oracle. Each application is a bit unique, but overall the underlying structure isn't too much different from the Website. Lastly, we use Oracle to store one of our largest data provider's information. Currently, this is in the realm of 2 billion rows spread across a small subset of tables.

As a leader in the healthcare field, Oracle Database 12c is used in the whole organization. It is used to host all of the data for our in-house and several external software solutions, along another Oracle solutions (i.e. ODI), in order to address the performance, services and daily tasks of our business.

Cornerstone utilizes Oracle DB at our organization as well as recommends to other organizations for purchase as well as manages existing Oracle DB installations. We provide managed services for organizations that have the Oracle DB. Additionally we upgrade older versions to the newer version of the DB.

Oracle was chosen as the database to support an older ERP-type application with the actions of the vendor of the app forcing our hand to use Oracle. So it was to replace a different database. The project was to convert not only the data but also tons of code in the form of stored procedures and scripts. The vendor said it shouldn't be hard. Hah!

Oracle is the database that stores millions of transactional data generated by the different applications that support the core of the business (health services), ensuring that integration between them is possible. Additionally, it is used to generate and analyze information to respond to surveillance and control entities.

Oracle database 12c is being used as the main transactional database by my organization. It's primarily managed by the database administration and batch data processing teams. The business problems it addresses is the need to reliably and consistently store data that requires complete consistency and has a lot of capability to be queried in the future for analytics. The Oracle database does transactions the best with it's ACID compliant framework that gives us confidence that data will be stored reliably.