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From: "Alex Ivascu" <alexdivascu@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Re: Oracle 9i - intel box (linux) vs sparc box (solaris)
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I'm a happy camper, running 9i on Linux Red Hat.  Haven't had any trouble
(besides the installation part), 'till now.  It's been running for almost a
month, without a reboot.  YEAH!  I support a Development environment on both
Linux and W2K.  In my opinion, Linux seems to handle the load/transactions
much better then Microsoft's OS.

As far as comparing it to Sun Blade.... really can't answer that.  I can
only tell you that my experience with 9i on Linux, has been a good one.

Alex Ivascu
DBA


"Giorgio Corani" <giorgio.corani@ama-mi.it> wrote in message
news:a8hmvs$sdp0m$1@ID-138787.news.dfncis.de...
> Dear All,
> I ask you for a comparison between two different choices in order to set
up
> a oracle db server.
> The server will be mainly aimed to supplying data to a Sparc workstation,
> devoted to intensive numerical tasks.
> Data will be  received once in the day and amount to about 7000-8000
> numerical values.
> A few users (up to 10) will query the db simultaneoulsy. Data repository
> will be mirrored through RAID technology.
> We are going to use oracle9i as DBMS.
> Since the load doesn't seem to be huge, I would to ask you:
> -could such db server perform well on an intel based machine, running
Linux?
> or is it better -in your opinion- to install it on a Solaris box, such as
> Sun Blade100?
> -does Oracle 9i work fine under Linux environment, or its stability and
> performance improves significantly under Solaris?
>
> Regards,
> -Giorgio Corani
>
>
>
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