How to check which Enterprise Options are enabled in your Oracle Database
The following Oracle Database features will require additional enterprise option along with Oracle Enterprise Edition (EE).
1. Oracle Partitioning
2. Oracle OLAP
3. Oracle DataMining
4. Oracle OLTP Compression
5. Oracle Label Security
6. Oracle Advanced Security
7. Oracle RAC
8. Oracle Data Masking Pack
9. Oracle Flashback Data Archive
10. Oracle Active Data Guard
Before moving your databases to production environment, check the above Oracle options enabled in your Oracle Database. Based on Oracle License Options you can disable/enable the above Oracle Features.
Oracle has views to tell if you have been using specific extra cost Oracle features in your Oracle Database.
from which date.
Query :
The following Oracle Database features will require additional enterprise option along with Oracle Enterprise Edition (EE).
1. Oracle Partitioning
2. Oracle OLAP
3. Oracle DataMining
4. Oracle OLTP Compression
5. Oracle Label Security
6. Oracle Advanced Security
7. Oracle RAC
8. Oracle Data Masking Pack
9. Oracle Flashback Data Archive
10. Oracle Active Data Guard
Before moving your databases to production environment, check the above Oracle options enabled in your Oracle Database. Based on Oracle License Options you can disable/enable the above Oracle Features.
Oracle has views to tell if you have been using specific extra cost Oracle features in your Oracle Database.
from which date.
Query :
Set feedback off Set linesize 122 Col name format a45 heading "Feature" Col version format a10 heading "Version" Col detected_usages format 999,990 heading "Detected|usages" Col currently_used format a06 heading "Curr.|used?" Col first_usage_date format a10 heading "First use" Col last_usage_date format a10 heading "Last use" Col nop noprint Break on nop skip 1 on name SQL> Select decode(detected_usages,0,2,1) nop, name, version, detected_usages, currently_used, to_char(first_usage_date,'DD/MM/YYYY') first_usage_date, to_char(last_usage_date,'DD/ MM/YYYY') last_usage_date from dba_feature_usage_statistics order by nop, 1, 2
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