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JEDIDIAH wrote:

> 	Once you've tossed out all of your OS utilities for dealing
> with disk devices in favor of putting all of your eggs in Oracle's
> basket, then how do you do targeted load testing on your storage
> subsystem?
>
> 	In general, do you have any clue how to validate a disk
> or disk subsystem before it goes into production?

What do you mean 'targeted load testing'?

If we mean the same thing, ASM appears to [attempt to] rewrite the
rules of any load testing that I can envision - potentially obsoleting
the conventional disk management wisdom.

However, at the same time ASM monitors load, provides reports on load
by disk, and automatically attempts to rebalance load according to
need.  

/HansF (using my gmail account in this hotel)

