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The key point here is Performance.
RAID 5 has a poor performance on writing, mainly sequential writing. So, you should avoid putting some Oracle structures into the RAID 5. Structures that have a heavy sequential writing pattern like redo logs and temporary tablespace shouldn´t be put into the RAID 5.
The best option, regarding security and performance, is RAID 0+1.
Hope this helps,
André Araújo
"Kelly-Anne Frendo" <kfrendo_at_bvb.gi> wrote in message
news:A3C801763DAFD411A57900508B9AAF972922_at_HEARTOFGOLD...
> From Sybrand Bakker's mail,
> "Main conclusion : don't put redolog files on RAID 5"
>
> However, I do not understand why not.
> Can anyone explain this to me?
> Thanks
> K.
>
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