Oracle Database In-Memory Reviews

The Oracle database is easier to program and manage, and is secure. It’s a stable, dependable product. It can handle any size database. Reliability is one of the key features necessary for a database product.

Oracle is a large company that is constantly purchasing other companies to add functionality. I think that if I want a new feature, Oracle will not listen to just me. They are marketing to a large market and not just myself.

Oracle occupies the main space in the database market. Additionally, once we put data into Oracle, it's very hard to move it out to another solution, so we have to stay with Oracle. Also, while Oracle is expensive and MySQL is free, MySQL is more difficult to use.

I’ve been using Oracle for over 10 years.

We have not had any problems with stability.

We don’t have any issues with scalability. It will meet our needs for the future.

Oracle’s technical support is good. Even if you do all the right things and the system is working well, still, sometimes something happens. Oracle is a large company and their technical support is comparable to companies of the same size.

My advice it to realize that the cost of the product itself is not the only consideration. Cost for support of the product after purchase must be considered. A decision sometimes seems quite easy to make, but you need to consider many, many aspects. Not to just say, "This is a good one." Good products cost more. They may need more maintenance and more resources for them to work properly.

We are developers and integrators that produce software and solutions for our customers. We have a variety of customers in different industries and we have a local platform where we develop solutions based on Oracle or SQL Server. I'm the company CEO.

Security is the most valuable feature. 

The solution would be better if we could use modeling rather than coding, which is the only option currently available. I'd also like to see more integration with other tools. 

The solution is stable. 

The solution is scalable. 

We had some technical issues last year and we emailed the company with questions. We never received a response, unfortunately. We eventually found the solution online but never received a response from the company. We are based in Iran so maybe there are some limitations in that respect. 

As with any solution, the initial stage can be complex, but after a while, it becomes easy. Relative to other solutions, the setup is not complex. 

The solution is very expensive. 

The solution provides a good environment and it's a product we trust.

I rate this solution eight out of 10. 

The most valuable aspects of this solution are:

• Fast caching
• Improved database performance

They should lower the price. My customers think that it's too expensive. 

We have been using it for the last two to three years. 

It requires a lot of resources, man power, and DB power, to make it stable.

It is scalable. 

The initial setup is complex. They want to achieve what Oracle is offering. Oracle offers everything under one umbrella inn one offering. Whereas if I go for PostgreSQL I have to buy a small component separately from a third-party vendor.

I would recommend In-Memory because it is a robust and scalable RDBMS. We are able to achieve high availability.

I would rate it a nine out of ten. 

They should improve the licensing cost.

The most valuable features are its real time performance and consistency.

We are not using it for our internal systems, but rather for our customer solutions. We can provide a high standard with this solution to our customers by using such products.

We are waiting for new features in the next release.

Stability is very good.

Scalability is also very good.

Technical support from Oracle is fantastic. We have been working with Oracle very closely and we are very satisfied with their performance.

We had started to use this solution from the beginning. We haven't switched from another solution. When selecting a vendor, we want someone who has a long term road map. This demonstrates sustainability.

The initial setup was not complex. It was no problem at all and it was straightforward.

We haven't used other vendors. We have a long relationship with Oracle and we have had a good experience with them in the past.

I recommend using this solution, just as we are using it.

The most valuable feature of Database In-Memory is that it's really fast. We need very fast transactions that occur in the milliseconds. We've had a lot of traditional solutions that we've had to throw out, losing a lot of money in the process, in deciding to go with Database In-Memory. For us, it's proven to be very fast.

We can get analytics very, very quickly without needing to direct data to separate databases or change our applications.

It's good and it functions, but it's not the easiest add-on to Database to work with. It's still new, so hopefully it'll be improved in later versions.

We started with Database In-Memory probably a a few months ago.

We didn't have any issues deploying it.

The numbers show that it's very stable and very promising for high-transaction, low-latency systems.

We haven't needed to scale it yet in the two months we've been using it.

There was no such software for Database prior to this.

The initial setup was pretty straightforward.

We implemented it with our in-house team.