Oracle Database

We have Oracle databases from version 10 to 12. We built an all-new database on version 12, and we plan to upgrade 11 to 12. We use Oracle databases for PeopleSoft, Hyperion, and database warehouses.

It’s being used in all the manufacturing plants in my company. We have at least 75 plants that use it for recording the traceability of the production units. This means that Oracle Database 12c is being used or it is going to be used (because we are moving to it) by the whole organization.

12c PDB’s allow separation of regional users and organizations to isolate performance and priority. Increased security of content with independent user accounts and access.

We have a 3 node RAC cluster replicating using active Data guard in to a DR site running our eCommerce site and we can switch sites with very minimal downtime. We are also using Exadata for our DW environment.

Oracle 12c is used as one of our main software platforms across the whole organization - as we are software as well, we validate our software to work with the newest releases.

We Oracle 12c for our GIS, Document Management and outage management systems (OMS). These are enterprise wide applications. There are a few other departmental databases that we use as well. In most cases, we use Oracle because the vendor of an application does not support SQL Server, which is the database we most commonly use.

We use Oracle 12c across our entire organization on all our SAP applications.

It’s nimble and very convenient to use. I’ve no learning curve for various version upgrades. It’s great. We use it for migration and transformation of millions of records between varied systems such as DB2, Salesforce, Netezza, etc.

In our organization, Oracle Database is used for transactional applications that needs higher performance requirements. The clusters support for the active-active data access is the most reliable feature what we expect from the database platform.

Oracle Database 12c is used for storing location and sensory information coming from 100K+ vehicles.

We use Oracle DB for all of our apps data storage, and most importantly rely on it for online retail. It offers solid performance with impressive I/O, and without any latency to deliver a great shopping experience.

Oracle Database is used by our organization, mainly as our shopping site backend. Many of our internal apps leverage Oracle database today. Speed and load are the main problems it addresses for us.

Oracle Database 12c is currently being used by my department to support a virtual environment of VirtualBox. VirtualBox runs on Oracle servers, but the database where all the data for the Virtual Box environment including the specs, and configuration, and data is stored on Oracle servers but in the Oracle Database, for which we are currently using 12c. We were using an earlier version of Oracle Database, but we recently started the environment from scratch to make it a better experience over all.

It is used across multiple platforms for various applications. Oracle 12c on Exadata brings great stability and reduces administrative time. Query Optimization was a major challenge and we have benefitted from 12c's auto-tuning capabilities.

We use Oracle across the enterprise supporting applications using it as a back-end. We use it for both transactional and warehouse.

We use Oracle Database12c as a backend to PeopleTools to run the university; we also have other independent applications that run on Oracle Database 12c as well.

We are in Web Hosting services, so we have many customers that we support . We install, administer, and provide solutions for disaster recovery options, such as Oracle RAC, Data Guard and Standby dBs, etc . We also manage and provide ongoing backup solutions to the customer using RMAN and others.

Oracle is a partner or approved vendor for AT&T, where I work. They are part of a series of on premises services used by our company.

It is our main OLTP database single node with 10tb in size. It is providing outstanding performance now. We are pretty happy with it and planning an upgrade to 18c soon.

Currently we are using Oracle 12c Database. It is used by the whole organisation with different projects.

Its easy to handle the DB activities.

Currently we use Oracle 12c for our main financial and data warehouse applications

It is currently used by the entire organization for data warehousing and for the primary reporting database for clinical patient data.

We are a bank, so we have a lot OLTP apps. Oracle addresses everything from a single payment to a POS or deposits.

Oracle Database 12c is used across the whole organization as the preferred RDMS software upon which all big data analytics are based and executed from. The software is reliable and helps us manage our big data, including data saved from our clients, and also execute other roles, such as back-up and restoration, easily and without major challenges.

Oracle Database 12c is used across the whole organization as the preferred RDMS software upon which all big data analytics are based and executed from. The software is reliable and helps us manage our big data, including data saved from our clients, and also execute other roles, such as back-up and restoration, easily without major challenges