Nahata,
My experience is a little dated, having not worked with 11i (just up through 10.5),
however in my experience a n-node install would be preferable. At least when I was
working with the Apps, it was a lot easier to size the database/concurrent processing
server in terms of overall horsepower (memory/cpu) to get consistent performance, or
at least know that at X time, there would be some slowdowns (usually when 1000+
reports got kicked off for month end). The form/web piece was highly variable in what
it needed however. My isolating it on another server, it was a lot easier to
demonstrate needing an additional forms server. I also found that the database/cm
tier tended to be a lot more stable than the machine where all those web connections
were being made. Using more than 1 web/forms server helped to work around
unanticipated machine problems.
I was generally working with Financials (AR, AP, GL) and OE, with a little
Manufacturing thrown in.
Just my $0.02.
John P Weatherman
Oracle Database Administrator
Replacements, Ltd.
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Hi,
We are implementing Oracle Apps version 11.5.9 on Solaris with the following
modules:
AR, AP, GL, FA, CM, Project Billing, Project Costing, PO, iProcure, iExpense
The anticipated load is:
20 Forms users
500 Web users
Should we go for 2 Node install or a single node install? I know the answer is "it
depends", but what are the factors I should consider in choosing between the two?
Regards
Naveen
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