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Solaris 2.6
Oracle 8.1.7.0
Sun E6500
Hello All
I am in the process of converting some of our database files to quick
i/o. I don't have the Database Edition of Veritas so I don't have
access to qio_convertdbfiles. I read that qio_converdbfiles -f will
report on fragmentation of the database files. Apparently quick i/o
benefits will not be seen if the file is highly fragmented.
My question is: is this fragmentation at the database level or the OS
level?
I'm assuming OS level. How would my database files get fragmented over
time at an OS level. When a data file is added to the database isn't
the space allocated contiguously?
Another question. Does anybody have any korn scripts which backup/restore the quick i/o files. My scripts gzips all of the files from dba_data_files in parallel and then does the reverse for a restore. I figure I'll now have to restore them serially to the setext is done properly. Also gunzip to the .filename and recreate the symbolic link.
any help greatly appreciated
Mike
michaelnorbert_at_hotmail.com
Received on Mon Nov 26 2001 - 14:46:20 CST
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