Are “people” issues the root cause of many database performance problems?
My experience in the field of Oracle performance tuning, has been that technical factors often have nothing to do with the root cause of performance problems. Instead, “people” issues are at the core of the problem. I mean things like, “I didn’t know that was my responsibility,” or “We didn’t think we needed a performance test database,” or things like that. In other words, causes that are totally unrelated to technical causes. What do you think?
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