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How should I configure LSI RAID on an SGI for Oracle use??

From: Daniel G Roberts <daniel.roberts_at_bms.com>
Date: Tue, 05 Oct 1999 14:57:22 -0400
Message-ID: <37FA4A12.4ECE62B1@bms.com>

 Hello all

 I have a general knowledge question here.  I am running Oracle 805 on an Origin 2000 SGI server.  We have bought a new fibre XIO card to which will be attached redundant raid controllers.
 These RAID controllers will in turn be attached to 25 25 GB disks for a total of 626 GB of raw
 disk storage.
 my question is: Should I "bind" all these 25 disks into only one LUN and then make several
 partitions on this single LUN and mount these partitions as separate filesystems?
 Or, should I make several LUNS and maybe only one or two partition per LUN and work from
 there.

 I plan to still use my existing RAID device and controllers to contain redos, controlfiles and
 etc. I am looking to have this big bit bucket to hold all my oracle datafiles to a certain extent.

 As a note..Are databases aren't very transactional. One or two of them are static only. None
 are run in Archive Log mode and most are accessed via either a webpage or some type of CGI
 script.

 Thanks for the help!!.>Dan Received on Tue Oct 05 1999 - 13:57:22 CDT

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