Olivier Fambon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > John Newman wrote [09/26/2006 10:03 PM]: > > Hi, > > Hi John, > > > So my basic question is, can sequoia combine different databases > > like this or is it only for clustering databases that are identical? > > In a raidb1 setup - the one you are using - backends are expected to be > identical. > > You might want to try raidb0 or raidb2 setups > http://sequoia.continuent.org/doc/latest/userGuide/ar01s09.html > > However, be aware that these parts of the code are not as well > maintained as raidb1. > > Thanks for your interest in sequoia, > and keep us posted with your findings ! > > A+O. >
Oliver, Thanks for replying. Unfortunately, a cross db join is exactly what i'm after, so yes that's a show stopper. We're actually going to look into cognos, and since it's so big I might be able to convince them that I'm an application developer and shouldn't be bothered with this stuff - hire a business analyst that knows this!! that would be ideal. Sequoia will definately be used here when we get our new sql server. We were just going to throw the old one out but I figure we'll keep it now and cluster them for better performance. Thanks again, John _______________________________________________ Sequoia mailing list [email protected] https://forge.continuent.org/mailman/listinfo/sequoia
