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One of my approaches for resolving this issue was to ask them exactly
where they intended to build a test database to validate that bug out of
the production environment, because sometimes those bugs don't show up in
the stripped down developer database . There was also an issue of space
and creating databases for recovery functions in disaster recovery
Cheers
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"Tracy Rahmlow" <Tracy.Rahmlow_at_aexp.com>
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We currently have a production, system and development database here. The
system and development databases are purged periodically and reloaded with
lookup data. The developers are then responsible for entering
transactional
data in both regions. I am looking to follow the same practice for
development, however I would like to clone my production database directly
to
the system test database. The production database is ~75G. Management
does
not want to commit $ to a full sized system database. Costs outweigh the
benefits. I would like to sway them. HOW? Please give me your
costs/benefits
of doing this. In addition, what is the norm (if there can be one) in
other
shops. Does utopia exist?
ps. One of the biggest reasons for this database would be for
benchmarking,
timings, stress-testing. I realize I can copy the production stats, but
that
won't give me a good execution time. Do others load a subset of data (say
25%)
and then extrapolate to a total time? Is that even necessarily accurate
to do?
I have my doubts. Thanks
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