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Re: RAID5 - to split or not to split

From: Gary Weber <gweber_at_cji.com>
Date: Fri, 08 Jun 2001 14:44:36 -0700
Message-ID: <F001.00322E58.20010608142025@fatcity.com>

My apologies, I should've been much more explicit... This is for a specific tablespace, with VERY static data...

> Size of data, size of stripe size/width are very important in detirmining
> how many spindles to use and if they will be effective. Using a
write-back
> caching controller (and not saturating it's cache) will generally write
out
> data trying to take advantage of the full stripe width. Reads are
effected
> in this manor as well.

Yeah...I'm thinking 80/20 Read/Write for Controller cache, but again, this is not the puzzle

Case: one tablespace (regardless of how many datafiles) for data, one tbs for indexes. 9 hard drives to deal with, with RAID 5 as level of choice. Should DATA reside on 6-drive volume and indexes on separate 3-drive volume, or should these two tbs live on same physical R5 volume?

Gary

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