![]() In the article I go through the basics of the in-memory option explaining how it adds in-memory columnar processing to the standard Oracle Database Enterprise Edition, and then I take the Airline Flight Delays dashboard in the OBIEE11g SampleApp v406 and enable it for in-memory processing for queries that go against the base detail-level tables in the Oracle Database queries run roughly twice-as-fast, whilst queries going against aggregate tables return data instantaneously, all without any need to alter the underlying database schema or migrate to a new database engine. My latest Business Intelligence column for Oracle Magazine is on the In-Memory Option for Oracle Database 12c, and using it to speed-up dashboards and reports in OBIEE11g.
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