I assume that write behind means that when the write I/O request gets to the
controller cache the controller returns ok to the computer and then write
the data to the disk in its own time, like DASD fast write on the mainframe.
If this assumption is wrong don't read any more.
I think that it all depends on battery backed for the memory on the
controller.
If the controller cache memory have a battery backup you will get faster
response time with write behind and the battery assure you that in case of
power failure you will not lose data.
If you do not have battery backup DO NOT use write behind as you will lose
the data in case of power failure.
Yechiel Adar
Mehish
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Cache Management on Storage Box :-
Qs Which is Better ? Write-Behind OR AUTO & Advantages of Each ?
Any Docs , Links on the Same ?
NOTE - Application is a Banking Product - Hybrid in Nature
i.e. both OLTP & Batch Processing Operations Exist
Qs When Configured to AUTO is there an Overhead Within when Switching
between Write-Behind
& Write-Through Modes ?
NOTE - Database in particular Exists on T3 Model SUN Storage Box .
T3 Supports Hardware RAID & In-built Write-Behind Cache Management
Solaris 8
Oracle 8.1.7
Thanks
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