correct. If you don't have Recoverable File System (RFS) enabled, there are
no archive/undo/redo logs for UniData.
Of course - virtually all UniData data file i/o is essentially random i/o.
You should tune your disk subsystem to accomodate this.
Wally Terhune
SWG Client Support -
Information Management Software
U2 Support Architect b IBM U2
Client Support Team
4700 S. Syracuse St., Denver,
CO 80237
Tel: (303) 773-7969 T/L
656-7969
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We've been having performance problems as of late which have been tracked
down
to disk IO. When I was talking with our hardware vendor, he had one of his
Sun techs with him where we had the following exchange:
Sun tech: Because of the inherent difference of random and sequential you
want
to ensure your archive/redo logs are on a different mount then your
database
files.
Me: Oh - we're not on Oracle.
Sun tech: Whatever the database, you've got archive/redo logs.
If we're not using RFS, can someone confirm that Unidata really doesn't
have
archive/redo logs - or am I just clueless. I've been wrong before...
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Jeff Butera, Ph.D.
Administrative Systems
Hampshire College
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use them accordingly." Mike Golic
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