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Conference eps::oracle

Title:	Oracle
Notice:	For product status see topics: UNIX 1008, OpenVMS 1009, NT 1010
Moderator:	EPS::VANDENHEUVEL

Created:	Fri Aug 10 1990
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1574
Total number of notes:	4428

1487.0. "UNIX4.0a/TRC 1.4/OPS and memory size differences." by SALEM::HARRIS_M () Fri Dec 27 1996 10:20

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1487.1 Instance already running..... ADCA01::BALAJIC Fri Dec 27 1996 23:29 15

1487.2 You can get away with it...on the other hand, you can't EPS::NGUYEN Without fools there would be no wisdom. Fri Feb 21 1997 16:06 11

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1487.1	Instance already running.....	ADCA01::BALAJIC		`Fri Dec 27 1996 23:29`	15
1487.2	You can get away with it...on the other hand, you can't	EPS::NGUYEN	Without fools there would be no wisdom.	`Fri Feb 21 1997 16:06`	11
	>>> If you are running OPS, Instance is running on both the machines. >>> Where is the question of Failover unless you are using ASE. Instance(S) does/do not necessary run on both machines unless you want it/them to. The memory difference won't affect how many instances it supports if the parameters are set correctly acording to the available amount of memory. However, the performance will be greatly impacted. Gina

>>>    If you are running OPS, Instance is running on both the machines.
>>>    Where is the question of Failover unless you are using ASE.
   
Instance(S) does/do not necessary run on both machines unless you 
want it/them to.

The memory difference won't affect how many instances it supports if 
the parameters are set correctly acording to the available amount of 
memory.  However, the performance will be greatly impacted.
    
Gina