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Hello,
The size of the database doesn't matter, what matters is the processes that you'll be running against it. You can kill 100m database with one "BAD" query. I personally ran Oracle Financial and Manufacturing R10.7SC on NT 4.0 - HP Net Server (1GB RAM, 2x450 CPU, 10x9GB HD) (~3000 tables, ~5000 stored objects, 150 concurrent. users + 50 over WAN, 4 concurrent managers). all I can say - I don't recommend it to anyone - Dr. Watson almost every day. You'll ask why - too much processing, not too big - the database was only 12GB. I bet you can run DSS 100GB or more on NT and never have any problems, because Oracle Database by it self is very stable, what's killing NT is a heavy processing (user exits written in C, reports etc.) That's my experience on this matter.
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Mark Gornicki wrote:
> Hi,
>
> does anyone know what is largest operational Oracle8 DB on NT4.0?
>
> i know it depends on machine setup etc, i would just like to know what is
> the largest that someone has implemented. I am looking at a 60 gig - 80 gig
> database and would like to know if it is feasible and responsive.
>
> TIA
> Mark Gornicki
Received on Sun May 16 1999 - 23:31:22 CDT