Re: Max sessions With Oracle SE

From: XAV <xbo_at_clt-ufa.net>
Date: Thu, 11 Jul 2002 11:19:44 GMT
Message-ID: <3d2d696d$1@kirchberg2.clt-ufa.net>

Tx for the feed-back !

I found both release (32b and 64b) for Oracle 9i on oracle site (http://otn.oracle.com/software/products/oracle9i/htdocs/hpsoft.html) but not for Oracle 8i :

avaible to download

Oracle9i Database Release 2 Enterprise/Standard Edition for HP 9000 Series HP-UX

Download the Complete Files

   server_9201_hpunix64_disk1.cpio.gz (566,419,019 bytes)  
   server_9201_hpunix64_disk2.cpio.gz (648,282,885 bytes)  
   server_9201_hpunix64_disk3.cpio.gz (538,652,554 bytes)  
   server_9201_hpunix64_disk4.cpio.gz (37,595,939 bytes)  
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If I well remind, we were obliged to migrate to Oracle 8.1.6 64 bits because we got libraries incompatibility on HP-UX 64 bits ... So I'm really afraid to switch to Otacle 32 bits !

So I really don't know what to do with such big support difference between both release.
And theremore, I planned to host 150 sessions on 2 Databases but on a single server, that's mean 300 concurent sessions. The server is an HP L3000 / Biproc / 2Gb RAM.

Xavier

"Anton Buijs" <aammbuijs_at_xs4all.nl> wrote:

>In Oracle 8i Getting to know Oracle, Chapter 5, there is an extensive
>overview of options available in Standard Edition, Enterprise Edition and
>Personal Edition.

>I tried to find if MTS (Multi Threaded Server) is available in SE, but is is
>not listed. Therefore I guess it is.
>With 150 users you may have better results using MTS.

>As far as I have seen there is no 64-bit SE, only EE. But 32-bit also run on
>a 64-bit OS.
>When you don't need the EE features I think you can run V8.1.7.3 SE (32-bit)
>if there is enough memory and CPU power.