Hi,
on the subject of licensing, has anyone used something like HPs Resource
Manager on
HPUX to restrict the amount of CPU usage for Oracle on a multi-CPU system,
and therefore
saved on licensing costs.
It does seems unfair if you need a large server for all your application
processes
which only uses Oracle as a back-end database, that you have to pay as
though Oracle
is using all the CPU power !!
Cheers
Steve Parker
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Dennis Taylor
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At 01:55 PM 3/9/01 -0800, you wrote:
>Hi Dennis,
>
>In my previous job as a dba in a dot com, it was found db2 to be more
>attractive in terms of price/features.
>
>are u including database clients software, hardware for the database
server
>and backup infrastructure for the concerned databases
>
>would be glad to receive ur summary.
FYI this is basically what I'm asking:
I've specified the server as an intel box with 2x750 Mhz cpu, running
either linux or NT.
I've specified 3 scenarios in terms of number of servers and number of
users, and a fourth as an internet-based database server for a web page.
I've asked for the price for each dbms *only*. This should give me an idea
of the relative costs for the databases under a number of conditions. If
the salescritter attempts to bob and weave, that's relevant information as
well.
Dennis Taylor
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