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Re: log writer tuning

From: Remigiusz Sokołowski <rems_at_wp-sa.pl>
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 09:32:40 +0100
Message-id: <45E29B28.4090704@wp-sa.pl>


Anand Rao wrote:
> Sure, i agree it is too general and that it could not even be an IO
> problem.
>
> my suggestion was to go raw for redologs since its good for redo write
> performance. Now, Direct IO is another beast. i do have my
> reservations about it but hey, its a free world.
>
> if Remigiusz can tell us that raw volumes for redologs aren't worth it
> since he tried it, then we have definitive proof.
>
> without knowing the disk array details, i really can't comment. i
> don't even know what application he has, what's the IO rate/pattern,
> especially redo rate.
>
>

thanks for advice.
In general we moved from raw devices to file system files due to easier management and probably wouldn't resign of it

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