As far as I understand, architecturally there is not much new in 10gR2
(ever R1) in regard to RAC. Recently, we had a workshop with an Oracle
guy in charge of 10gR2 RAC development and my impression was that
there are very few things really new in 10g - like CRS and the whole
cluster software stack from Oracle, dinamic block remastering, ASM,
and something else, but not really a lot. Anyway, we wouldn't use any
of these new features since they are too new.
On the other hand, with 9i we've hit some...
limitations/bugs/"features" that are only fixed/improved/etc. in
10gR2. I don't have exact list handy, but that's my impression.
On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 08:36:20 -0800 (PST), susan lam <susanzlam_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
> We have been planning on implementing 9i RAC solution
> for the last few months. Since 10G R2 will probably be
> available within the next 6months, I think we should
> put our implementation on hold until R2 is released.
>
> What advantages do 10G RAC has over 9iRAC? For one, I
> think with the EM Grid Control, it's easier to manage
> the environment. If you have a document to point me
> to, I would appreciate that too.
>
> Thanks.
>
> susan
>
>
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