Yustiono,
I'm a little confused. You don't have anything here that would incline me
to have more than one instance/database. Further, IF your going to be doing a
lot of linking of tables having more than one instance would cause complications
since a database link would be involved which involves SQL*Net which can become
a real performance bottleneck.
Dick Goulet
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Author: "Yustiono" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 3/29/2001 4:56 PM
Dear all Oracle architects, OCP, DBA,
I want to have a central data, on one site, very large database. I need you
to share ideas on:
1. What are the important factors to determine whether I will use one
database or multidatabase? Assuming that database size can be handled by
only one single database.
2. If using multiple database, how is the method for the application server
(it is 3-tier architecture) to access those databases? Through database
links, or accessing those databases with direct connections?
Thanks veru much to you all and God bless all of you who do not mind to
share your ideas.....
Regards,
Yustiono
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