I'll be migrating some 8i and 9i databases down the road, so I've just begun
to learn 10g. I installed the server on a windows box and created a new
database with dbca. The dbca requires, and this is supported in the
documentation, that the instance be allocated a minimum of 40% of physical
RAM. It seems that this would make it ineffective to create more than one or
two databases on a system.
Am I misinterpreting something here, or does this mean that 10g represents
something of a paradigm shift for Oracle? Is the message that a server
should only support one database? Or, are they telling me that Windows is a
poorly suited platform for Oracle?
Received on Mon Nov 14 2005 - 10:47:55 CST
