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Robert Pegram wrote:
> I opened a tar specifically asking if ZFS was supported. The analyst came back and stated explicitly that it was not supported. When I pressed the analyst for more information, basically I got the response that Oracle will try, but not commit, to support us if we use ZFS, but they (Oracle) would not "certify" this configuration. At that point I passed the information along to management, and I am not sure which direction we are headed.
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> Rob Pegram
> Duke University
Hmm... that is very interesting.
AFAIK, there have been conflicting messages from Oracle. I know that some people at Sun have said that according to someone from Oracle certification team (not support team), Oracle does not certify against a filesystem (unless it is a cluster filesystem) and that certification is done against an OS release. I also know that in the past, there was a statement from Oracle regarding "specific Solaris features" (such as Zones and ZFS?) being evaluated or something like that. Since then, Solaris Zones has been certified against stand-alone Oracle databases... but as far as ZFS is concerned, there seems to have been no specific effort to have it certified independently.
Let me see if I can find out something more...
James
http://jforonda.blogspot.com
-- http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-lReceived on Fri Jan 12 2007 - 08:22:37 CST
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