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210.0. "Positioning, Sizing, and Optimizing Oracle Applications" by MRKTNG::SLATER (Marc, ASE Performance Group) Wed Apr 20 1994 23:23

  DIGITAL       INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM

  To:      ASEPG Interest List       Date: 20-April-1994
                                     From: John Finocchiaro
                                     DEPT: ASE Engineering
                                     EXT:  DTN 264-4324
                                     LOC:  MKO2-2/J04
                                     ENET: MRKTNG::FINOCCHIARO

  Subject: Sizing, Positioning, and Optimizing Oracle Applications on 
           Digital's Alpha AXP Platforms

  ASEPG is pleased to announce the on-line availability of a report which
  describes the performance of Oracle Applications on both OpenVMS for Alpha
  AXP and DEC OSF/1 for Alpha AXP.  This report is an update of a previous 
  report which highlighted performance of Oracle Applications on OpenVMS for 
  VAX and ULTRIX/RISC.

  Highlights of this report include the following:

  o  System positioning of Oracle Financials on both OpenVMS AXP V1.5 and 
     DEC OSF/1 V1.3A.

  o  Evaluation of Oracle Financials in a parallel server environment on
     OpenVMS AXP.

  o  The performance characteristics of Oracle Financials in a client/server 
     environment on both OpenVMS AXP and DEC OSF/1.

  o  Disk and memory sizing for both OpenVMS AXP and DEC OSF/1.

  o  Operating system, database, and application tuning recommendations.

  You may copy this report and the previous report from:

	- MRKTNG::USERG:[ASEPG]

  The file names are:

  ORAFIN_AXP.PS - Sizing, Positioning, and Optimizing Oracle Applications on
                  Digital's AXP Platforms (299 blocks, 19 pages)


  ORACLE_WTPAPER.PS - Sizing, Positioning, and Tuning of Oracle Applications
                      on Digital Platforms (217 blocks, 14 pages)


  We welcome your comments and questions. Please send any comments,
  questions, or suggestions to MRKTNG::ASEPG or MRKTNG::FINOCCHIARO.

  Best regards,

  John Finocchiaro