I have some experience with Ardent ETL tools, but not Informatica.
The reason I even mention it is that they both have one thing in
common, they are memory hungry.
Put as much RAM as you possibly can in the box running Informatica.
6 Gigs would be a start.
Jared
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Seley, Linda wrote:
> I've been asked to give a hardware recommendation for Solaris running
> Informatica in development/test and production. The products we will be
> looking at are PowerMart, PowerPlugs, and possibly the eProcurement
> application. I've heard that it is a javalina (a javalina being a peccary,
> a pig-like animal. 'I am not a pig' ;-) ). For those of you running
> Informatica, what kind of Sun machines do you have? # of CPUs, amount of
> RAM, disk, etc.? What are the sizes of your databases, source and target?
> What are your experiences with the products from a DBA standpoint?
>
> Thanks!!!
>
> Linda
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