Re: 64-bit Oracle

Yes it does, But it depends also on your Database Structure (physical & Logical).
Also I found it without effect where the clients application was not utilising those resources because it was not designed to run BOB & VLM. There are specific requirements to be met when it comes to warehouse design.

What I was trying to explain, 64-bit Option is Not a new feature to Oracle Servers. It was available on 7.1 for Digital Unix. and that to really see any performance gains It requires 1- TRUE 64-bit OS.
2-TRUE 64-bit Hardware "I/O Controllers & Disks"

Jay Kyle wrote in message <71ldgs$det$1_at_news.bctel.net>...
>I know that Digital has this feature available to it, HP also has it, and
>SUN is just getting it in place now. As far as full end-to-end 64-bit, I
>believe the only Oracle specific issue is memory addressability so that the
>SGA can be larger than 3 gigs, or any single Oracle process for that
 matter.
>
>What I'm looking for is anyone using any of these platforms utilizing
>features specific to the 64-bit option provided by Oracle. Is there any
>experience out there with it and how would you rate it compared to the
>32-bit version(s).
>
>For example, does a large SGA (say 10-12 gigs) provide any performance
>improvements over a smaller SGA (say 512MB) for a 500 gig table in a
>warehouse environement, etc.
>
>FYI The warehouse I'm working on is a SUN Enterprise 10000
>
>Jay Kyle
>
>
>
>David Lord wrote in message <01be0654$7e7c08b0$5148e8c3_at_asl002>...
>>Er, No. HP does as well. So does Nintendo come to that.
>>
>>B.Sc Yassir Khogaly <yassir_at_khogaly.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in article
>><71i4co$1iu$1_at_newsreader1.core.theplanet.net>...
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> Can you please state your OS...as well as your Hardware
 configuration...?
>>>
>>> BOB & VLM as well as 64-bit are old options, As a matter of fact as old
 as
>>> Server7.3 .
>>> To make actual use of 64-bit you need to have a TRUE 64-bit OS, as well
 as
>>> TRUE 64-bit I/O Controllers...!
>>> Until this moment there is Only Digital Provides True 64-bit OS as well
 as
>>> Hardware that actually fully benefits from the 64-bit performance gains
>>> which you are talking about...!
>
>

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