Re: More than one database on a system? Was: need advice on filesystem layout
Date: 1995/11/07
Message-ID: <Pine.SUN.3.91.951107094836.2000A-100000_at_seatimes>#1/1
On Wed, 1 Nov 1995, Mike McCurdy wrote:
> In article <476f01$9eb_at_btree.brooktree.com>, brunkow_at_btree.brooktree.com
Different backup frequencies. Ability to restore and recover one
application seperate and distinct from the others. Ability to move one
application to another box when the sum becomes to big for a single box.
> (Susan Brunkow) wrote:
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> > We will have at least 3 production databases on the system.
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> This brings to mind a question that I have regarding several database
> systems that I will be consolidating to one AIX box. Our plan is to create
> one database and segregate the various applications by tablespace. Is
> there any reason to use multiple databases instead of one?
Flexibility -- the art of being flexible.
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