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Juan Carlos Reyes Pacheco wrote:
> Hi List,
> Some one has experiece using direc io in nt, not using raw disks, I read
> this don't gives as much performance as in other platforms.
Oracle9i Database Getting Started, Release 2 (9.2) for Windows Part Number A95490-01
2 Oracle9i Windows/UNIX Differences
Direct Writes to Disk
On both UNIX and Windows platforms, bypassing the file system buffer cache ensures data is written to disk.
On UNIX, Oracle uses the O_SYNC flag to bypass the file system buffer cache. The flag name depends on the UNIX port.
On Windows, Oracle bypasses the file system buffer cache completely.
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