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What ODBM calculates

What Oracle Database Manager (ODBM) analyzes, for cost reduction and compliance.

FeatureDescription
Options pack usageAutomatically recognizes options pack usage showing if an option is:

Used
Not Used
Historically Used
Cloned Usage
Verify Usage

Along with costs each of the options are generating.
Historical usageShow the exact first and last usage date of a given option or pack.
Number of times usedSurfaces the number of times a specific option or pack has been used.
RAC usageRAC is often enabled by default, so we identify if more than one member is part of RAC, more than one member would imply proper usage, 1 or 0 would show it is enabled but not in use.
Full Database version and editionsUnderstand the exact Database versions and editions deployed in your environment.
Golden GateSee whether or not GoldenGate is enabled on each Database.
Applications and EnvironmentsSee what applications or environments are associated with a particular Oracle database, including EBS.
Cloned DatabasesDatabases can be cloned which is identified via duplicate DB IDs, identifying this can aid in reducing licensing requirements and therefore costs.
Pack Access AgreedUnderstand OEM managed targets, which OEM packs are present, when pack access was agreed and by whom.
Database Sessions and SchemasSee each Database Session and their schemas for NUP based analysis, surfacing information regarding the users (system or non-system), login dates, modules, programs and more.
EBS DatabasesIdentifies which databases are associated with which EBS applications.
Database ModificationsFind out which Databases and which objects have had modifications applied.
License Entitlement SKU Recognition and NormalizationAutomatically normalizes MLS SKU names with actual product names and matches them with installed products.
Infrastructure mappingSupport for:
- AIX LPAR
- AIX Pool
- AIX Physical
- Solaris Zones
- Solaris CPU Pools
- Solaris Domains
- Solaris Physical Devices
- Standalone Devices
- Virtualization Clusters
- Physical Hosts
- Virtual Devices
- OVM Physical Devices
- OVM Virtual Devices
- HPUX Devices