You are on the right track. Unless disk and memory are really scarce, I
would not use them in the equation. Do look at differing uptime
requirements, backup/restore requirements, usage, etc. Ask what are the
differences and are they enough to matter? Also look at
upgrade/patching issues. If they are separate applications, you might
need to patch/upgrade one while the other stays at a lower revision.
Look into shared resources (processes, latches, shared pool, etc.). Can
both of the applications conserve these resources or will one consume
so many that it impacts the other application.
Regards,
Daniel Fink
Received on Tue Sep 20 2005 - 16:27:26 CDT
