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This could be true on the request level. But it will not stop it from
pipelining other requests on the spindle level, so that when spindle A is
done for request 1 it works on request 2. This increases the overall
throughput of the system.
Then using Async IO should help here.
I'm talking about EMC raid 0+1 hardware striping, if you are talking about RAID-S, this will be a different story because the parity bits needs to be maintained.
Regards,
Waleed
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Hi All,
Today I saw an archived thread on orafaq about striped volumes in an EMC Symmetrix. Gaja mentioned that writing to a striped volume is performed in a
sequential fashion i.e. spindle B will not start writing block 2 before spindle A has completed writing block 1.
Is this still true for a Symmetrix with 5568 firmware? Perhaps it's a better idea to let the OS handle the striping?
Regards,
Hans de Git
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