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Oracle on solaris.
Good afternoon Unix folks,
I have been asked to find out if there is an ideal way to setup oracle on sun solaris. Right now, I have 2 36gig drives mirrored for my root volume. I have 4 more raid 5 for my datavolume. For io purposes, I need to break up these drives to prove that io is the issue with the oracle setup that we have now. My boss wants me to ask if anyone has experience in installing oracle on sun. And what works for them. Any idea's would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
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