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Producing Repeatable Results: Quest Central for Oracle

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Overview The Stride Rite Corporation is a leading marketer of high quality athletic and casual footwear. The company's most mission-critical system - the EDI application on which key customers place orders - runs on Oracle 8i databases on IBM pSeries hardware. If this system is down, the organization's business is down. With Quest Central for Oracle, Stride Rite's Database Manager Raymond Lefebvre can feel secure that the system will be up 7x24 at all times. Quest Central for Oracle simplifies his job as a DBA by providing a single tool that he can use all day. In this webcast, Stride Rite speaks about the performance and reusability of Quest Central for Oracle and its benefits.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Quest Software
Live Date	15th September 2003 17:01 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Database Management

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