What does ILM mean?

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Harper
07/29/25 12:06pm
ILM stands for Information Lifecycle Management. Information Lifecycle Management refers to the practice of applying effective management throughout the lifecycle of information. ILM encompasses every stage from creation to disposal, including strategies, processes, practices, and tools that ensure the business value of information aligns with the most suitable and cost-effective IT infrastructure from its inception to final processing. Below is relevant information about its application in the automotive field: In Oracle Database 12c, Automatic Data Optimization (ADO) can be used to create policies and automate operations based on these policies to implement ILM strategies. ADO utilizes heat map-collected usage statistics, and depending on ILM requirements, partitioning, advanced row compression, and hybrid column compression may also be necessary.
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