Re: Does anyone have serious databases on NT?

Norris wrote:
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> Large size of database does not mean serious. If I have money, I can buy 100 pieces of 30GB harddisks and create a database with 1000GB which subject to the limitation of OS and database server.

You are dead right. I have managed a very complex risk management/equity trading environment. The largest database (on NT) was 6 GB. However, the technical architecture was complex, and took a lot of TLC.

Steve
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> In comp.databases.oracle.misc gus <gus_goose_at_hotmail.com> wrote:
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> > 250 Gigs is tiny. 250 Ter. is big (e.g. in a financial research system).
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> > gus.
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> > P.S. Just joking .... ;-) I am working with a number of production
> > systems where the largest is about 100 gig. Since we have 8 different
> > production servers, with the others 65, 20, 25, and more gigabytes ...
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