joe
Matthew Zito wrote:
Hundreds, nay, thousands put their datafiles on SAN. All love it. All would trade their children for more SAN storage. None have ever had a problem. :)
Seriously, though, some huge percentage of storage being configured today is SAN and a big chunk of that is database storage. It by and large works fine, in that its just as good as SCSI-attached, only generally faster and you can put the array farther away from the host :) The gotchas tend to come up in more complex environments with things like combining multiple san vendors, different operating systems, remote replication, snapshots, etc. etc. But just hooking up hosts to fibre channel storage and sending commands tends to go off flawlessly.
Thanks, Matt
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Is anyone putting datafiles on SAN storage? Success? Horror? Tell me a story.
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