Answer Posted / ravi soni
The "g" in oracle 10g/ 11g stands for the "Grid Computing".
Grid Computing is a concept in which the resources are
allocated to the networked users according to their needs.
Whenever a user is connected to the Oracle Database, it
computes the statistics and use of database by the user and
then provide the resources according to the usage by
independent user in the networked environment. In this
scenario the database become more scalable, available, high
in performance and more cost effective.
For instance, take a look at the high power electric grid
stations in your city. These power stations stores high
electric power of thousands volts but our appliances at home
consumes only up-to 220V. These stations gives us the power
we need to use. The rest is transmitted forward to the other
stations.
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