Re: redo logs and rollback tablespaces?

Peter Chan wrote:

> Is there any harmful effects to performance of a database instance if
> the redo logs and the rollback tablespaces live on the same disk?
>

redologs experience spiral writes %99 of the time (when db up)Rollback segments mostly writes with a bunch of random reads (for read consistancy)

what do you think?

> Or is it not good practice to put them on the same disk?
>

not good.

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