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The same amount or slightly less in all of our supply chain/BI
databases.
>From an admin POV, we're very happy with AUM.
We've yet to convert two big OLTP hitters, both still sitting in 8.1.7.4
due to 3rd-party app constraints. I'm curious as to how well these=20
databases, with typically heavy concurrent transactional activity, will
play=20
with AUM, due to the bottleneck of everything funneling through one UNDO
tablespace.
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[mailto:oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org] On Behalf Of Jonathan Lewis
Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 7:13 AM
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Subject: UNDO poll - was undo segments vs. rbs
I'd be interested in a quick poll.
Your case is the first time I've heard of undo space being less than rollback space. Every other comment I've heard has been along the lines of
why has my 1GB rbs t/s grown to 12GB when I switched to undo t/s.
So - out of three options:
Undo much bigger
Undo much smaller
No significant change noticed
Would people like to contribute.
I've changed the subject heading to isolate the poll.
Regards
Jonathan Lewis
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Paula,
In our warehouse, we had a RBS tablespace of 25Gig. After conversion to Undo, the Undo Tablespace was reduced to 6 Gig - and I personally think it could be much smaller.
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