CC&B Archiving and Purging

Hello,
Our project is currently exploring the implementation of CC&B's Archiving and Purging Functionality. I have some questions regarding this functionality.
1. Is there any company or organization that has successfully implemented CC&B’s Archiving and Purging solution?
     a. Was the solution able to effectively control/manage the growth of information (database size)?
     b. Was it able to improve the performance of the production environment?
2. What are the common challenges when implementing CC&B’s archiving and purging solution?
3. What is the difference between configuring the archive database to be in the same Oracle instance or separate Oracle instance? Which one is recommended?
     c. If the archived database is configured in the same Oracle instance, does the environment registration utility only creates a schema? During archive, can this reduce the production database size?
4. What is the impact to ETL (Extract, Transform, Load – Data Warehousing)? (currently using OWB – Oracle Warehouse Builder)
Thank you,
Dennis

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E18001_02/pdf/E17991_02.pdf

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