Re: OT Oracle Server Operating System

most of the things already exist in one way or another

• flashback, recover, incremental backups are sotrage capabilities (you can have it with netapp)
• security, you can do almost any thing with linux
• Resource managment, i dont know how you can do this in linux, but there are OS's that you can do it (likeWLM and PRM at HPUX)

Juan Carlos Reyes Pacheco wrote:

>Hi, thanks very interesting I didn't know Oracle tried a server.
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>the point is f unctionality.
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>This is a OS server, with the following functionality:
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>Flashback,
>Security,
>Resource Management,
>Incremental backups,
>recover reapplying "server redo logs"
>etc.
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>This is enable the opreating system as a database itself (use as a
>real database), with an additional interface to use properly as a
>server.
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>I will like a OS, where I could flashback to recover a file, some one deleted.
>I will like to know who reads a document.
>I will like to say a group of computers can have more than x reads in
>the server hard disk X1.
>I wil like to do fast incremental backups of my server.
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>This is to manage the server os as a database (10gr2) itself, all the
>functionality to the server.
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>I don't think if Oracle does a server with all that functionality you
>will not try at least that server :)
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