Re: Two Drive Oracle Installation?
Date: 1995/12/14
Message-ID: <30D08577.7FB8_at_venice.sedd.trw.com>#1/1
Anonymous wrote:
>
> Generally it is considered more effecient ( one of the primary steps in
> tuning) to place indexes and table data on different disks.
> I notice that you have placed both on the same disk. Any particular reason
> for this ?
> ==========MasterG, 12/12/95==========
> I have a two drive Oracle installation and divided the workload as follows:
> control file 1, control file 3, rollback segments, redo logs on drive one
> user data and indexes on disk two. System files on the system disk
> (including swap file).
This actually sounds like a three drive installation. In which case, I thought the three control files should be split up one for each disk, and the redo logs handled in a similar manner. Agreed, the user data and indexes should be split to different disks.
Matthew M. Lih
Software Lead, SAIN Project
TRW Data Technologies Division
Received on Thu Dec 14 1995 - 00:00:00 CET