RE: a quick poll regarding the 11gR2 OFA

All y'all realize that "u01" is just an example token of a formal template
string, right?

That said, the major change in 11gR# is the diagnostics area.

Deciding whether to mix software with data is a good thing to think about.
Deciding whether to mix software and various types of logs with other data
is a good thing to think about.

Having a site /ora/README (er, /oracle/README, if you like typing the extra
3 characters and having them in your cut and pastes throughout your
structure) is useful for documenting the site practice. Having a minimum
number of generations of template configurations per site is a good idea. I
wrote "minimum" rather than single, because I think moving old structures
around is an error prone and low value activity (as long as you have a map).
README might be a directory, perhaps one per sid or something else that
makes sense. Even if you exactly quote the documentation's examples of
template tokens, having the map adds value and a place to make notes and
record "oopses" until they are resolved.

Having redundant name tokens in the tree is a questionable idea. (If I
recall Cary's phrase correctly, calling your red headed son Eric the Red
doesn't add clarity to the nomenclature.

So if ora already appears to the left in a name string, "data", rather than
"oradata" seems marginally preferrable. (And shorter, too.)

Regards,

mwf
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Subject: Re: a quick poll regarding the 11gR2 OFA

11GR2 didn't change that, /u01 was there for a long time:

10GR1:

http://download.oracle.com/docs/html/B14399_01/app_ofa.htm#sthref928

9iR2:

http://download.oracle.com/docs/html/A97297_01/appg_ofa.htm#i633126
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