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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> Clarification from your Paper "Implementing RAID in Oracle Systems"
EXCERPT :-
"A scientific comparison needs to be made to determine whether it is
better to create fewer volumes with "thin-wide stripes" or more volumes
with relatively "thicker-narrower" stripes. This is dependent on issues
such as data/index partitioning, required support parallelism for core
operations and any service-level agreements on high or partial
availability. While thin-wide stripes are a very attractive solution,
the constraining factors of parallelism, availability and data/index
partitioning, make it not that appealing. My goal is to meet somewhere
halfway between thin-wide stripes and thick-narrow stripes ."
What do you mean by "thin-wide stripes" & "thicker-narrower" stripes ?
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