Re: Redo Log Placement - RAID 10 ok?

I think you are saying redo instead on undo.
   
  800GB/day is quite a lot.  It depends on whether
  your i/o subsystem can  sustain this throughput. This can be found out from 
the storage vendor.
   
  Secondly the redo write rate depends at the rate at which the application 
commits. Batch commits are much better.
   
  Another option is trying use use unrecoverable loads, with
  selective backup of tablespaces maybe by using split mirror.
   
  RAID 10 is recommended. For this redo rate, it is better to allocate
  separate set of disks only for redo.
   
  Regards
   
  Joseph Amalraj
  

Edgar Chupit <chupit@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
  
On 1/6/06, Deepak Sharma wrote:
> Is RAID 10 ok for placing Redo Logs?
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> It's for a very high write-intensive database,
> generating 800G of Undo/Day.
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