Ferenc,

I have a multimaster setup between 8174 and 920 and works like a charm.

Tables 200
Schemas 5
Total Size 600 Gb
Average Table Size 14 million rows
Transaction per second (from STATSPACK) about 13
Machine HP 6000 servers
OS Windows 2000 Advanced Server

About the setup, there is nothing special about replication between 8ik and 9i, it's pretty much the same as in case of 8i-8i.

HTH

Arup Nanda
www.proligence.com






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What is performance like ? how many objects in replication group ?

What I am essentially looking for is performance degradation metrics and
full specs (# users, machine, OS, size of DB, # rows in largest tables,
rate of inserts / updates) from source for a one-way replication of about
500 tables and about 3,000 indexes on these tables. You wouldn't happen to
have any of those metrics, would you ? Would you ? Pretty please ?

Quests touts that Shareplex is so much better than AR, but how much is that
? Does it justify the price premium which they are not shy on ? Or should I
be looking at Shadow Base 3, or Omni-Replicator, or just stick with AR and
slap in an extra CPU ?

Thanks.

Ferenc Mantfeld

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Yes, I am replicating between 8.1.7.3 and 9iR2
without any issues.

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