Very good white papers/technical articles related to DW enhancements/new
features in 9i are available on Oracle Technet. They are pretty good.
Please take a look at those and see whether you can use those in your DW
project.

Hope this helps.
Regards



                                                                                       
                            
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Hi everyone -

I have been asked to do the database planning for a fairly large data
warehouse.  The warehouse is currently in Sybase and is about 160 GB.  They
are planning to move to Oracle very soon.

My questions - does it make more sense to spin it up on 8.1.7 or 9?  (This
will be a pretty good size Solaris machine).  Are there newer features in
9i
that would really benefit them?  I am looking at partitioning tables and
using some bit-mapped indexes - something they don't have today.  I was
originally looking at 8.1.7, but now that 9 has been around for a little
bit, I'm wondering if any of you have some advice (good or bad) regarding
version 9.

Any and all comments are appreciated.

Thanks -
lisa
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