So using this tool and building scripts in it just ties users to yet another vendor, right?
In that case, if you are already tied to Oracle why not just use their tools rather than something like this? Oracle's tools will hopefully work in lock-step with their releases and there should be no support lag.
This looks neat, but why add another layer of lock-in to yet another vendor with the uncertainty that entails?
In that case, if you are already tied to Oracle why not just use their tools rather than something like this? Oracle's tools will hopefully work in lock-step with their releases and there should be no support lag.
This looks neat, but why add another layer of lock-in to yet another vendor with the uncertainty that entails?