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"ASM is, I think, far too much headache for a DBA to deal with..."
Interesting point of view. Brian, could you elaborate on this? There is some learning curve with ASM but it's relatively short compare to, let's say, Veritas. I'm especially surprised that you position ASM more to large scale setups as opposed to small/mid-sized environments.
RAC vs. non-RAC - that's another story. ;-)
On 9/13/07, Brian Mullin <bmullin_at_salesforce.com> wrote:
> We use ASM with an Oracle Apps instance and have had no problems. ASM is, I
> think, far too much headache for a DBA to deal with…and doesn't make sense
> for small or mid-size businesses unless part of a larger enterprise storage
> architecture plan. For an Oracle Apps instance, my money would be on a
> single node (single-user) install, multi-processor Dell with Red Hat,
> Veritas file system to LUNs on an Hitachi SAN.
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