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Conference smurf::ase

Title:	ase

Moderator:	SMURF::GROSSO

Created:	Thu Jul 29 1993
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	2114
Total number of notes:	7347

2023.0. "OPS on Data Warehouse" by HGOVC::PATRICKNG () Fri Apr 25 1997 07:12

    Hi,
    
    Is it a good idea to implment Oracle Parallel Server on a Data
    Warehouse of at 600GB?
    
    I expect more read than write queries. 10 concurrent queries will be
    expected.
    
    I believe OPS provides load balance of 10 queries and high
    availability. OPS has overhead. Given more read transactions, does OPS
    improve performance?
    
    Thanks,
    Patrick

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2023.1 Why not? NNTPD::"cherkus@buff.zk3.dec.com" Dave Cherkus Fri Apr 25 1997 17:05 13

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2023.1	Why not?	NNTPD::"cherkus@buff.zk3.dec.com"	Dave Cherkus	`Fri Apr 25 1997 17:05`	13
	I have next to no field experience, but I did help support the use of OPS in a large data warehouse (read-intensive) benchmark, and I do believe Digital did win the business. I guess the question is: why not use OPS for a data warehouse application. You may want to ask in the ORACLE notesfile (BELFAST::ORACLE, last time I looked). They tend to be much better at this kind of question. Dave [Posted by WWW Notes gateway]

I have next to no field experience, but I did help support the use
of OPS in a large data warehouse (read-intensive) benchmark, and
I do believe Digital did win the business.

I guess the question is: why not use OPS for a data warehouse 
application. 

You may want to ask in the ORACLE notesfile (BELFAST::ORACLE,
last time I looked).  They tend to be much better at this kind
of question.

Dave
[Posted by WWW Notes gateway]