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Default Re: oracle on windows - 04-21-2008 , 04:26 PM





On Apr 19, 2:51*pm, "F" <f... (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:
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We use Oracle RAC 10g on Windows. Everyone seems to complain about the
Windows aspect of it. I am just curious.. is it really a bad mix ? People
complain only because my DBAs do not come from a Windows background.

Let me know
There may be an impedance mismatch if you have RAC for uptime and
periodically reboot Windows. (this would be another aspect of what
Dan said about Windows SA's). You might google for a classic paper
entitled "you probably don't need RAC" (except the licensing/cost
issues are different now).

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Default Re: oracle on windows - 04-21-2008 , 04:26 PM





On Apr 19, 2:51*pm, "F" <f... (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:
Quote:
We use Oracle RAC 10g on Windows. Everyone seems to complain about the
Windows aspect of it. I am just curious.. is it really a bad mix ? People
complain only because my DBAs do not come from a Windows background.

Let me know
There may be an impedance mismatch if you have RAC for uptime and
periodically reboot Windows. (this would be another aspect of what
Dan said about Windows SA's). You might google for a classic paper
entitled "you probably don't need RAC" (except the licensing/cost
issues are different now).

jg
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@home.com is bogus.
http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...rom=public_rss


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On Apr 19, 2:51*pm, "F" <f... (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:
Quote:
We use Oracle RAC 10g on Windows. Everyone seems to complain about the
Windows aspect of it. I am just curious.. is it really a bad mix ? People
complain only because my DBAs do not come from a Windows background.

Let me know
There may be an impedance mismatch if you have RAC for uptime and
periodically reboot Windows. (this would be another aspect of what
Dan said about Windows SA's). You might google for a classic paper
entitled "you probably don't need RAC" (except the licensing/cost
issues are different now).

jg
--
@home.com is bogus.
http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...rom=public_rss


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Default Re: oracle on windows - 04-24-2008 , 01:45 PM



"F" <f (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> ha scritto nel messaggio
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Quote:
We use Oracle RAC 10g on Windows. Everyone seems to complain about the
Windows aspect of it. I am just curious.. is it really a bad mix ? People
complain only because my DBAs do not come from a Windows background.


Let me know
Just a pair of reasons:

1)Linux is cheeper than Win2003 ent edition
2) If you use unbreakable enterprise linux (a red hat edition, from oracle),
troubleshooting, ecc. should be easy for support.

Bye
Golan




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Default Re: oracle on windows - 04-24-2008 , 01:45 PM



"F" <f (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:fudpgq$j0o$1 (AT) registered (DOT) motzarella.org...
Quote:
We use Oracle RAC 10g on Windows. Everyone seems to complain about the
Windows aspect of it. I am just curious.. is it really a bad mix ? People
complain only because my DBAs do not come from a Windows background.


Let me know
Just a pair of reasons:

1)Linux is cheeper than Win2003 ent edition
2) If you use unbreakable enterprise linux (a red hat edition, from oracle),
troubleshooting, ecc. should be easy for support.

Bye
Golan




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Default Re: oracle on windows - 04-24-2008 , 01:45 PM



"F" <f (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:fudpgq$j0o$1 (AT) registered (DOT) motzarella.org...
Quote:
We use Oracle RAC 10g on Windows. Everyone seems to complain about the
Windows aspect of it. I am just curious.. is it really a bad mix ? People
complain only because my DBAs do not come from a Windows background.


Let me know
Just a pair of reasons:

1)Linux is cheeper than Win2003 ent edition
2) If you use unbreakable enterprise linux (a red hat edition, from oracle),
troubleshooting, ecc. should be easy for support.

Bye
Golan




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Default Re: oracle on windows - 04-24-2008 , 01:45 PM



"F" <f (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:fudpgq$j0o$1 (AT) registered (DOT) motzarella.org...
Quote:
We use Oracle RAC 10g on Windows. Everyone seems to complain about the
Windows aspect of it. I am just curious.. is it really a bad mix ? People
complain only because my DBAs do not come from a Windows background.


Let me know
Just a pair of reasons:

1)Linux is cheeper than Win2003 ent edition
2) If you use unbreakable enterprise linux (a red hat edition, from oracle),
troubleshooting, ecc. should be easy for support.

Bye
Golan




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