oreacle z/800

A few random bits of advance re: Oracle on zSeries/z9: 1. Arguably the best version of Oracle is the 64-bit 10g for Linux on zSeries. I would check out that version, particularly. I have not heard too many kind words about Oracle's z/OS version. 2. In most cases IFLs will be the most

Re: oreacle z/800

@BAMA.UA.EDU Subject: Re: oreacle z/800 Can anyone give me a information about performance of Oracle 9i on Z/OS v1r4 and Oracle 9i on Z/VM SuSe Linix 9 on IFL Proccesor? I can't answer your specific question, but remember than an IFL is the same as a regular CP (processor) except that it is disabled

oreacle z/800

Hi! We are planning to migrate Oracle 8.1.7 applications on Windows 2000 Cluster platform to IBM Z/800 platform Can anyone give me a information about performance of Oracle 9i on Z/OS v1r4 and Oracle 9i on Z/VM SuSe Linix 9 on IFL Proccesor? Is better Oracle 9i on Z/OS v1r4 or Oracle 9i on Z/VM

Re: oreacle z/800

You may want to take a look at IBM's SIZE390 IBM offers a sizing service called SIZE390. SIZE390 takes your current hardware/software/utilization and returns an estimate for an IBM hardware/software equivalent. Earlier this year my shop investigated migration scenarios for our production Oracle

Re: oreacle z/800

Can anyone give me a information about performance of Oracle 9i on Z/OS v1r4 and Oracle 9i on Z/VM SuSe Linix 9 on IFL Proccesor? I can't answer your specific question, but remember than an IFL is the same as a regular CP (processor) except that it is disabled so that you can't IPL z/OS on

Re: oreacle z/800

remember than an IFL is the same as a regular CP (processor) except that it is disabled so that you can't IPL z/OS on it. So any performance numbers you can find for Oracle on a z/800 will apply. ... Not exactly true. z/AAPs, IFLs and (I believe for these two, as well) SAPs CFs. Run at the