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I hope that by a "shared" database, you mean running Oracle's Real
Application Clusters (RAC). RAC can perform much better, scale better,
but has higher administration costs, hardware costs, software costs and
be more complex then running a single instance. Is that what you meant?
HTH,
Brian
Reto Güngerich wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I'm actually doing a project and I need to compare the different
> between Shared and Single database
> Can anyone please send me some information concerning single v/s shared
> database on the following:
>
> costs, performance, performance tuning, administration, benefit shared /
> single, disadvantage, security, handling, migration, release updates,
> what else should I think about?
>
> Thank you in advance
>
> Reto from switzerland
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