RE: Disk Layout Document

From: Kimberly Smith <kimberly.smith_at_gmd.fujitsu.com>
Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2001 11:07:16 -0800
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I do have them on separate disks. On separate volumn groups and never does a disk work in two volumn groups or mount points. I mean I have more then 6 disks. It would be a minimum of 11 (I do not mirror the hot backup mount point).

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Is there an advantage to using multiple mount points even if they're not multiple disks? Aren't logical vols spread out over multiple physical disks anyway?

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Every time they ask for a new database I try that 22 disk thing also. I also settle for 6 mount points (not 6 disks). Its still fun to try though. Especially when we hire new people.

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the very first time I ever saw Kevin present, he was talking about that. I went out and bought the DBA Handbook and came home to the operations people saying "I need 22 disks"

when they picked themselves up off the floor I said "okay, I can get away with 17"

again, I waited until they stopped laughing and said "can I get 9?"

I settled for 6

then I kept reading the book and emailing kevin with the typos I would find. And that dear ones, is how Kevin Loney and I met and became friends.

He got his revenge for my bothering him though -- he got me to co-author a book :)

Rachel

Larry Elkins <elkinsl_at_flash.net> wrote:
> Bingo! Chapter 4. I knew I had read the variations somewhere.
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> Thanks for the assist.
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> > I believe the Oracle DBA Handbook by Kevin Loney has that...
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