RE: a quick poll regarding the 11gR2 OFA
- From: Kellyn Pedersen <kjped1313@xxxxxxxxx>
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And help me out here- What am I summarizing?
Sigh...you people expect the ADHD DBA to pay attention, too? :)
Let me know and I'll do!
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--- On Wed, 5/12/10, D'Hooge Freek <Freek.DHooge@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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Subject: RE: a quick poll regarding the 11gR2 OFA
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I will send a summary later today (or night ;-) )
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Subject: RE: a quick poll regarding the 11gR2 OFA
So what is the general consensus now ?
Kellyn : would you be kind enough to summarize.
Regards
-Pankaj
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Subject: Re: a quick poll regarding the 11gR2 OFA
Hi all,
with all the arguments pro and con different mount points I have to say
I love ASM.
All I need in 11.2 RAC is Grid Infrastructure and a (possibly shared)
RDBMS home. These can go to /u01/ or wherever people fancy. Then all
data files, data pump exports, data guard broker config files, control
files, ORLs, SRLs, flashback logs (and many more) can go to +DATA and
+FRA or whatever you named your disk groups. Brilliant-and it takes a
lot more to do a rm -rf in asmcmd than on the file system :). Once it
gets to a stable state you could even use ASM Cluster File System for
your storage needs.
My only concern is that it's difficult to adhere to a single ORACLE_BASE
in RAC 11.2.
On 05/12/2010 05:36 AM, Cary Millsap wrote:
> Paul's right; that was /exactly/ the point. People were naming mount
> points to connote the contents of those mount point; for example,
> they'd
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Regards,
Martin
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