write performance - broad generalization

From: Michael McMullen <ganstadba_at_hotmail.com>
Date: Fri, 3 Apr 2009 08:18:10 -0400
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Whenever I get a new server or even compare write performance between servers, I just create a 10GB tablespace (not temp). I time it and I think it gives me a kind of max write performance (for oracle), no other work is going on, just the one tablespace being created. Real quick & dirty test. Yesterday I got a brand new dev box and it took ~7 minutes for a 5GB datafile. A 10GB datafile on another box that I recently set up < 1 minute. Top of my head I think my new dev box is a dog. I don't need to go into specifics on the file system they gave me or the underlying storage. Just wondering if I'm way off base. I'll have to go through my docs. I think I've done test with multiple sqlloader sessions doing direct loading to see if my throughput matches my simple test but I'm not sure.  

Mike

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