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Instance Manager (GUI version)—a GUI version of Instance
Manager is included in this release. All of the functionality of the
command line version of Instance Manager has been incorporated
into a powerful, easy to use GUI tool.
Performance Monitor—Oracle7 Server for Windows NT uses the
Windows NT Performance Monitor to monitor Oracle7 activity.
Using Performance Monitor, administrators can monitor the
performance of local and remote databases.
Event Viewer—Oracle7 Server for Windows NT uses the
Windows NT Event Viewer to log Oracle7 events. The Event
Viewer notifies you of errors and alert conditions that exist on the
database. This list can be viewed online, saved to a file, or
printed.
Easy Configure Utility—Oracle7 Server for Windows NT
includes this utility for easily configuring simpler networks. You
can configure your network environment by answering questions
on a few dialog boxes.
Oracle Objects for OLE—object linking and embedding (OLE)
application programming interface for use with Microsoft Visual
Basic and VBA–enabled applications.
Oracle Database Tools—Oracle has enhanced its database tools
to help you administer your database more easily and efficiently
than ever. Extensive integrated online Help is included with the
Database Tools.
Security Features—improved security features for remote
database access. See Security Features in this chapter for more
information on database security.
Multiple Version Installation—Oracle7 Server for Windows NT
can run along with earlier releases of Oracle7 Server for Windows
NT. See Installation in this Guide for more information.
Oracle Names Support—a tool that allows you to save (in a
centralized database) full network locations in the form of
easy–to–remember aliases.
Additional Information: For detailed information on the new
features of Oracle7 Server not specific to Windows NT, see
Oracle7 Server Migration.
Migration
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