Re: Oracle IFS + removable media (CD)

It seems the memory requirement are comming out of Java implementation. Looks like iFS is made of mostly Java code eating a lot of memory.

BTW, did anybody implement archiving system with Oracle iFS storing data offline on removable media?
Using READ_ONLY_OPEN_DEALYED = TRUE looks like possible solution. The only question is how to rebuid an Oracle Text Index. Thinking of partitioning, but want to do it with Standard Edition. Unfortunately, I'm not an expert with Oracle Text. Is anybody out there?

Alexandre Gorbatchev
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> I don't know if Oracle fixed the iFS memory requirements, it used to be
> brutal.
>
> 2G per two protocols with two concurrent sessions, if I remember
correctly.
> That adds up quickly.
>
> I asked during the Oracle Technology Day here, and was told that it still
> requires a massive amount of memory server-side.
>
> Less than before, but still requires much memory.
>
> I like the idea very much, indexing information like e-mails would prove
> invaluable in some organizations.
>
> Regards,
> Patrice Boivin
> Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)
>
> Systems Admin & Operations | Admin. et Exploit. des systèmes
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> Hi All,
>
> Oracle iFS is, of course, much slower in standard operations, such as file
> copying, saving and retrieving, but...
> It has really great features for searching as well as more protocols to
> access files (smb, nfs, http, webdav, and more).
> Another nice feature is customized "smart" file system, where you can
> program it's behaviors such as presenting the same data in different
formats
> as needed (dxf as bmp or jpg when user don't have dxf viewer, for
example).
> It may be integrated well with Oracle Workflow. iFS implements "out of the
> box" file versioning and chek-in, check-out.
>
> All backup problems go to database backup. However, it is not so flexible
as
> regular file backups - it's questionable to restore only one file from the
> past and so on.
>
> Samba is free. iFS is included free of charge in Oracle Server (both EE
and
> SE).
>
> Samba works on *NIX. iFS works on both Windows NT and UNIX/LINUX.
>
> In other words, need a regular file system - go with Samba. ;)
>
> Regards.
>
> Alexandre Gorbatchev
>
> Oracle DBA/Developer, OCP
> Avermann Maschinenfabrik GmbH & Co. KG
> Alexandre.Gorbatchev_at_avermann.de
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> > Samba on Linux has been a life saver.
> >
> > Users can map a network drive, that's nfs mounted on UNIX that's
> accessible
> > from the web.
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> > We are looking for possible solutions to share files between Windows &
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> > Does anybody have any experience with IFS (performance, possibilities,
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