a design issue, correct? build a robust and resilient environment and you
can have the high-availability you seek. contingencies for x breaking and y
taking over, where x is any viable component; physical/logical components,
applications, memory/memory structures, processor(s)/processes, files,
oracle instance, etc...
do a search on high-availability, just in general and at compaq's site.
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Lerone Streeter
System Analyst
Abbott LBG
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Ron,
my experience has been that "it all depends".
If your NT server is being administered by a sane, conservative SA, who does
not treat it like a desktop machine ("hey, lets downloaded the latest free
Java tool"), then it "might" suffice.
It also depends on the load you will be asking it to support. Generally, I
have found that the machines run reasonably well if people would set them up
correctly and then leave them alone.
Hope this helps.
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional
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Sent: Monday, June 25, 2001 4:07 PM
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I have a treasury application that needs to be up 24 x 7 except for
scheduled downtime. Is there any way to guarantee an app will be available
24 x 7 on NT? Is anyone faced with this?
Ron Smith
Database Administration
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