RE: Oracle Parallel Server (OPS) on linux

From: Reddy, Gautam <Gautam_Reddy_at_Dell.com>
Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2001 11:01:59 -0600
Message-Id: <10735.125995@fatcity.com>

Right now I am working on certifying OPS on Linux on Redhat 6.2 EE. We should be completing the certification process by the end of FEB. Aside, I am comparing it to OPS on NT 4.0, The initial results tends to favor NT over Linux. The testing and certification are being done on 4 CPU box with 2GB of RAM. The certification process is being done along with team from Oracle. The comparison is being done only for our internal purpose. I would send the results to who ever is interested i.e. when we are done. The testing is being done for Data-Warehouse project. The size of the data is about 200GB. The testing process ranges on most of things that we most do in our shop(i.e updates loading, long quires etc.).

Thx
Gautam

-----Original Message-----
From: Alessandro Guimaraes [mailto:alessandro_at_applysolutions.com.br] Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 3:21 PM To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L Subject: Oracle Parallel Server (OPS) on linux

Hi list,

I have some doubts about Oracle Parallel Server(OPS). Could you help me

1 - Is OPS (8.1.6 or higher) available for linux ? If yes..

   1.1 Can I have an OPS without a shared subsystem disks?
   1.2 Did anyone experience this instalation
   1.3 What is the compatible cluster (beowulf, cplant, avalon, etc..) with

OPS, that had been tested ?

Thanks a Lot !

Alessandro Guimaraes

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