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	Seasonal analysis	Time ranges can be overlapped to identify seasonal changes in performance (like week over last week)
	SQL Spike Analysis	Spike analysis across hundreds and thousands of SQL statements, top SQL analysis with ability to drill-down to modules, tables and individual SQL level performance
	Future Trend Projections	Combination of averaging and regression models enables creation of performance forecasts
	Analysis filters to clarify trends	Averaging filters enable proper smoothing to extract trends from wide ranges of performance data
	Superimposed Smoothed Chart with current and historical regression trends	Clearly spots changing trends in one of the most important database performance statistics
	SQL Spike Analysis Report	SQL Spike analysis report provides detailed SQL information and outlines problem SQL statements
	Comparison of Performance Snapshots: SQL Compare Section	Clearly indicates root cause of the performance problem - 20x spike in SQL frequency (week over week)
	Comparison of Performance Snapshots: System Statistics	Clearly indicates major shift in overall database performance
	Spike Analysis of System Statistics	Identify spikes across hundreds statistics at once and review individual system statistics
	Baseline Analysis	Identify performance deviations from a recorded baselines
	Full Support for AWR, AHS and Statspack data	Connect to single instance or RAC databases. Can connect to multiple databases and RAC nodes for complex cross-database and cross-instance analysis
	Individual SQL analysis	SQL statements can be analyzed per SQL_ID individually and in groups
	I/O analysis	Spike I/O analysis on segment, tablespace and datafile level
	ChartBag	Automated performance analysis based on pre-defined templates
	Analysis time selection options	Analysis time-line selection based on time ranges, performance snapshot ranges and time amount
	Comparison of Performance Snapshots: System Statistics	Clearly indicates major shift in overall database performance