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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> inode density for Oracle filesystems
Is there any real benefit in using sparse inodes on a filesystem for Oracle datafiles?
We originally had a system with few inodes because there would only be a few, large Oracle datafiles. However this has also rendered the free space left useless as a handy place to put a load of very static file archives. I'm tempted to rebuild the filesystem with more inodes.
Any reason why not? (This is UFS on Solaris)
Thanks for any info
- Bill
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Author: Bill Buchan
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