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Re: Is it a good idea to run Oracle on Intel/NT?

From: holders <holders_at_demon.co.uk>
Date: 2000/07/27
Message-ID: <398036E1.5538087D@demon.co.uk>#1/1

We have a 20G Oracle 8.0.5/NT which run 24X7. We use RAID 10, two controllers etc,etc. It runs fine although I am a UNIX person. If it was my money I would go UNIX however if you are trying to standardise the NT then it does work I know many people have many opinions on this subject and mine is only one of many

SH

Turki Al-Qusaimi wrote:

> Hi. Probably this was asked previously.. but I could not resist the urge to
> ask this very knwledgable community a question that would let me get a way
> from doing my (very messy) home work:
> <p>
> We would like to upgrade our company's Oracle server to the latest Oracle
> version (8i). We are considering switching from Unix as the OS on which
> Oracle is installed to Win2k Server. We could not get Oracle to give us
> stright answers to wither Oracle on NT will function as solidly as Oracle on
> Unix?
> <p>
> so, can the community here comment? <b>Is it advisable to use NT as a base
> for mession-critical Oracle installation?</B> Does it allow Oracle to grow
> to multi-giga-size seamlessly?
> <p>
> Just in case you are interested. Despite the fact that we never had problems
> with Oracle Unix, we are considering switching to Orace on NT just to
> standardize our servers and cut down on the maintenance headache.
Received on Thu Jul 27 2000 - 00:00:00 CDT

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