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Quest Software Introduces LiteSpeed Engine for Oracle Backup and Recovery

New Compression and Encryption Technology
By Oracle News Desk
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January 21, 2009 10:30 PM EST
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Quest Software has announced the launch of their backup and recovery technology for the Oracle platform, LiteSpeed Engine for Oracle.

Oracle database administrators (DBAs) charged with handling secure backup and recovery strategies on a lean budget can reportedly realize 70 to 90 percent compression with LiteSpeed while maintaining control over the backup and recovery process.

LiteSpeed Engine for Oracle is tailored to the needs of Oracle and cross-platform DBAs, integrating into Oracle's Recovery Manager (RMAN) and export backup strategies. Other benefits of LiteSpeed's low-impact compression technology include:

  • Backup size reduction of up to 90 percent,
  • Backup and restore times reduced by up to 50 percent,
  • Four different levels of encryption,
  • Direct integration with Tivoli Storage Manager, and
  • Support for Oracle's Media Manager architecture.

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