Re: Shared server mode and Real application cluster

How much memory do you have on each node? If you have lots to spare, then keep it in dedicated mode. If not, you can move to MTS. Nowadays, using MTS isn't really necessary unless you have thousands of concurrent connections that sit there mostly idle most of the time.  That's because machines now come with 4 GB + of memory.

Domenic.

kjellove_at_nivi.no (Kjell Ove Skarsb?) wrote in message news:<8ca30c79.0310280602.4fb5ba4_at_posting.google.com>...
> Hi,
> We have configured a Oracle 9.2.0.4 RAC solution for a customer. There
> are two instances and two nodes in the solution.
> As of today there are no more than 100 sessions running on each of the
> instances. As of today all connections are establised as dedicated. No
> dispatcher is configured. However, we are in a process of deploying a
> online booking solution, where we have no control over the number of
> connections that will be established. So the question is really, are
> there any special considerations that has to be considered before
> implementing MTS. Or can this be done on each of the nodes as they
> were part of a standard oracle 9i server, with one instances, one
> database and so on.
>
> all help will be appreciated.
>
> Kjell Ove Skarsbø
Received on Tue Oct 28 2003 - 13:30:07 CST