Which unix is more easy with Oracle ?


 
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Old 11-21-2009
Which unix is more easy with Oracle ?

Hi,
currently our databasese are on AIX, but we plan to purchase new sever of unix except IBM.so colud you please tell en which unix flavor is more compatible with oracle sun solaris or HP unix and we also need list of SAN configuration. thanks a lot in advacne.
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Old 11-21-2009
I've been an Oracle DBA for 13 years and have supported Oracle on AIX, HP-UX, Solaris, and Red Hat. It performs well on all of the platforms. Keeping in mind that database design and how well the SQL and PL/SQL are written play a big part in performance. You can throw all the hardware in the world at a database, but poorly written code with still bring it to its knees.

I think Oracle will run fine on either Sun Solaris or HP-UX. You might consider the fact that Oracle Corp. is about to buy Sun. If you're looking for a less expensive solution, Oracle releases on Red Hat as well.

As for SAN, take a look at EMC and Hitachi. Both work very well. There are probably others, but these are the two I have experience with.

Others might have suggestions as well.
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Old 11-21-2009
Oracle even released a RHEL-compatible distribution called Oracle Enterprise Linux. Might be interesting to look into that too.
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