Re: database infrastructure design

hafeez_splendid_at_yahoo.co.in wrote:

> Iam not lazy ,or a student cheating. I was asked by my senior official
> to provide this document by EOD and i am also doing exhaustive search
> for this and i thought it would be somewhat helpful to me .

With all due respect, one just doesn't turn around and say "Give me a complete explanation of the implementation of a database by, oh... 5:30..".

You would be better off here explaining what it is you're doing the research for. Where will the data that is going to be stored come from? Where is it stored now? How big is it? How many tables? How many records? How much data in GB?  

> And regarding my request , i know though i post like this i cant get
> the deliverable document except some links which can produce neccessary
> information .

Tell your "senior official" that he should go into town and get a good basic text on databases.  

> I know that this is a very vast topic and as i have less time i thought
> of posting like that. Whatever u feel , nothing wrong is there in that
> and neither iam feeling harsh about it but daniel can you please try to
> help me at this time .
 

Regarding the original question, it is too vague for a newsgroup response. All people can do here is point you in the right direction.

If your knowledge is zero, then start with a basic text. Explain the requirements that I have outlined above, and people here *_may_* be able to give you some pointers for Oracle, but if this is a general query about databases, then it would be better off in comp.databases.theory.

In general, here you get either

1. pointers to texts and/or documentation or
2. specific answers to (very) specific questions

HTH. Paul...

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