Greg,
FantasyFootball is a different beast and is not hosted on this database. This one deals with live scores and the bottomline ... <g>.
There are only few tables that are shared by both schema, 50% ownership .. hasn't happened yet. We used to see huge global CR issues, but then it turned out to be a AIX issue and Oracle has a workaround for that .... (most unlikely parameter db_file_multiblock_read_count needs to be reduced).
So far what we have seen is undeniably there is global cache traffic, but it isn't like some of our other instances. This way, each side of RAC gets a nice powerful machine to itself, all the resources to itself and is capable of handling at-least 5 times the load we put on it before it breaks a sweat.
Raj
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-----Original Message-----
From: Loughmiller, Greg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 3:30 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject: RE: Recipe for application design to run on RAC
So when I access the fantasy football league on the espn web site-I go to schema2 because my team(s) are losing :-) I guess thats what I get when I picked a group of guys that are all on the injured reserve
Seriously though--What if 50% of the blocks of data for schema1 are "owned" by db2? do you eventually see where ownership is transferred to the "active" node, reduced cache fusion activity and then transfer of blocks? Do the users on schema1 have to use the data on schema2 at all? I'm trying to see if not only are the users logically partitioned-but if your schemas offer any data partitioning to align with the schema1 and schema2....
thanks!
Greg
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