Is it possible to download the ORAC software from some site, if so where from..?
On Wed, Oct 23, 2002 at 03:19:21PM -0800, Tim Gorman wrote:
A couple of anecdotes to consider:
a.. Some folks from the Oak Table forum (www.oaktable.net) recently (last July)
constructed a 10-node cluster of Linux laptops right on the conference floor at
Oracle Open World in Copenhagen,
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If I remember right we had some problems with gsd and nfs ...
Raj
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Tim - Gee, during the original presentation I attended, RAC
NetApp is NFS; so are all current NAS products...
The phrases NetApp and cheap are *always* used together -- it is their
most compelling feature. CFOs love NetApps. For database usage however,
they are best used in non-demanding situations (i.e. low I/O volumes). The
phrase filer is very apt
On Thu, Oct 24, 2002 at 05:43:38AM -0800, Jamadagni, Rajendra wrote:
If I remember right we had some problems with gsd and nfs ...
could you elaborate?
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On Thu, Oct 24, 2002 at 06:53:27AM -0800, Tim Gorman wrote:
NetApp is NFS; so are all current NAS products...
The phrases NetApp and cheap are *always* used together -- it is their
most compelling feature. CFOs love NetApps. For database usage however,
The netapp sales guy I talked with
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We had the user which owns oracle was nfs mounted across two machines using nfs. i.e. user oraclei home directory was nfs mounted across tow machines. When we used srvctl to start instances occasionally it used to hang when bringing up the 'other
IMHO, the main requirement is that you have to have a systemthat
needs to be up 24x7 on a cluster and your ability to fork enough money to Oracle
and your server vendor (to get two identical machines) and your networking
vendor (for redundant network connections).
Rest everything is easy
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IMHO, the main requirement is that you have to have a systemthat
needs to be up 24x7 on a cluster and your ability to fork enough money to
Oracle and your server vendor (to get two
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Aye to that, but you'll need at least two,
possibly three, identical clusters, not just one. One clusterfor
production and an identicalcluster for QA/Test, and possibly one for
development (though that last is ofte
We are performing a rather detailed POC of RAC within a SUN environment...
Be glad to share some details once we complete this to those
interestedI'm hoping for a detailed document with detailed use
cases... But that does assume those who are in the separate areas will
accomplish that as
Tim - Gee, during the original presentation I attended, RAC was presented as
a cost-saving feature. Something about being able to use a lot of cheap
Linux servers. This stuck me as a little odd at the time. Just now, I looked
at the white papers that Oracle posts on the subject, and I didn't see
it's going to cost, later if not sooner...
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Tim - Gee, dur
Hi,
Could you please give me the links to these white papers...?
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Dear All,
We are planning to implement ORAC for our application, can anybody tell me where to get good information on the system requirements for implementing the same.
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