Re: An int<SID>.ora for an web-based application?

From: Peter Sharman <psharman_at_us.oracle.com>
Date: Wed, 10 Mar 1999 08:53:45 -0800
Message-ID: <36E6A399.FCD5CC88@us.oracle.com>

David

Simply not enough information available to answer the question. You need to know more about connection numbers, rates, transaction throughput requirements etc. etc. One thing I would suggest is looking at why you're using 8.0.4. There are later releases of 8.0 available for NT.

HTH. Pete

David Spaisman wrote:

> Hello:
>
> I have just been advised that I need to set up a
> production based instance for a web_based
> application that wil be hosted at an ISP.
>
> This is an online-credit application. I have some
> thoughts about what parameters need to be sized
> accordingly. The server will be NT 4.0,sp3 and
> there is NT 4.0 IIS. Other than that right I don't
> know much about it right now.
>
> The only oracle product will be the rdbms --8.04.00.
> Oracle Web-server and any other Oracle products
> will not be used at this time.
> 1) What I am looking for is any advice that Oracle
> can provide for this values to use in the
> init.ora since I have no idea how many hits
> will be against this database?
>
> 2) Can anyone share their experiences along these
> lines for web-based applications?
>
> Thanks.
>
> David Spaisman

Regards

Pete

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