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In article <MPG.13d63146247bad81989707_at_news>, Brad <Brad_at_SeeSigIfThere.com> wrote:
> So in the Oracle version there is just one disk system? That means
> if you have a huge database you have to have an over-priced singular
> disk array and we all know what happens if that fails as unlikely as
> that is.
Having a "shared disk subsystem" does not mean you have one large disk array. With today's technology, or even yesturday's, this could easily be multiple array's or even multiple array's in a SAN configuration. Although, I doubt you will be running Oracle OPS on a SAN today with fiber channel hubs. :-(
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