In my previous blog post (http://db-blog.web.cern.ch/blog/szymon-skorupinski/2014-05-migrating-oracle-database-12c-what-do-auditing) I provided you with number of reasons why unified auditing looks very promising and should be seriously considered while migrating to 12c. Nonetheless, I was not talking at all about performance – which also seems to be greatly improved.
If you consider migrating to Oracle Database 12c, no matter if you think of development, testing or production environments, one of many decisions you need to take is to define what to do with the auditing.
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