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Jim Mular wrote:
>
> If you were running a NT Server (P-133 with 128Mb RAM, an Adaptec 2940
> with 2- 4.0 Gig Quantum Fireball SCSI drives mirrored by NT) with Oracle
> 7.1 and were having performance issues (the drives are crunching
> constantly) what would be the first thing you would upgrade?
>
> I've been told that a processor and memory upgrade will improve the
> performance, but I would have thought due to the heavy disk activity
> that a better SCSI controller (maybe a 40Mbit ultra fast wide SCSI disk
> system) would be the best bet.
>
> Any suggestions??
>
> Jim
My suggestions:
Use a RAID-Controller to let the hardware do the mirroring. Use several drives where your database files reside. In the Oracle DBA Handbook (author: Kevin Loney ; Osborne McCraw Hill, Berkely) there's an example using seven disks to spread I/O-load.
disk:
1 Oracle Software 2 SYSTEM-Tablespace control fiel 1 3 PBS, TEMP and TOOLS tablesspace Control file 2 4 DATA Tablespace control file 3 5 INDEX Tablespace 6 Online Redo Logs 1,2,3 Export dump files 7 Application software, Archived redologs
-- M.Gress :-)Received on Tue Dec 03 1996 - 00:00:00 CST
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