License Analysis Feature List
List of analysis features contained in Oracle Database Deployment Manager to aid in your cost reduction and compliance:
| Feature | Description |
| Options pack usage | Automatically recognises options pack usage showing if an option is: Used |
| Historical usage | Show the exact first and last usage date of a given option or pack. |
| Number of times used | Surfaces the number of times a specific option or pack has been used. |
| RAC usage | RAC 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 editions | Understand the exact Database versions and editions deployed in your environment. |
| Golden Gate | See whether or not GoldenGate is enabled on each Database. |
| Applications and Environments | See what applications or environments are associated with a particular Oracle database, including EBS. |
| Cloned Databases | Databases can be cloned which is identified via duplicate DB IDs, identifying this can aid in reducing licensing requirements and therefore costs. |
| Pack Access Agreed | Understand OEM managed targets, which OEM packs are present, when pack access was agreed and by whom. |
| Database Sessions and Schemas | See 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 Databases | Easily identify which Databases are associated with which EBS applications. |
| Database Modifications | Find out which Databases and which objects have had modifications applied. |
| License Entitlement SKU Recognition and Normalisation | Automatically normalises MLS SKU names with actual product names and matches them with installed products. |
| Comprehensive Infrastructure Mapping | Support 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 |