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Standards-Based Design and Management for Ensuring Database and Application Service Availability

Overview Complex systems must be well-designed and smartly managed to deliver superior results. In the database world, superior results mean high service availability, optimal performance and streamlined management processes. With the right modeling solutions to help the user survey, model, create, and control the applications, used in conjunction with the right database management solutions to monitor and administer database resources across platforms, the user can achieve great results.

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Publisher	CA (Computer Associates)
Live Date	16th November 2006 01:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Database Applications

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