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                    [Title] => Banking on ‘DBA911’ for database problems
                    [Summary] => Proactive companies, which bank on Oracle for their database requirements, call DBA911 for maintenance, monitoring and management, report generation, backup and recovery, upgrades, installations and support.


For one, Trina Ortega, a business applications engineer of Shell Oil Products East, has relied on and is satisfied with the way DBA911 worked in her organization.
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                    [Title] => Banking on ‘DBA911’ for database problems
                    [Summary] => Proactive companies, which bank on Oracle for their database requirements, call DBA911 for maintenance, monitoring and management, report generation, backup and recovery, upgrades, installations and support.


For one, Trina Ortega, a business applications engineer of Shell Oil Products East, has relied on and is satisfied with the way DBA911 worked in her organization.
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