In my previous post, I explained that Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing has three main attributes: Self-Driving, Self-Securing and Self-Repairing. All of the functionality I described in that post is shared between both the Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW) and ATP.
Where the two services differ is actually inside the database itself. Although both services use Oracle Database 19c, they have been optimized differently to support two very different but complementary workloads. The primary goal of ADW is to achieve fast complex analytics, while ATP has been designed to efficiently execute a high volume of simple transactions.
Configuration
The differences in the two services begin with how we configure them. Continue reading “How does Autonomous Transaction Processing differ from the Autonomous Data Warehouse?”