Frank,
You must be looking at Oracle 8.0 docs. If you are looking to update a production
system we only support stable kernels. Pre kernels are not yet really stable and
therefore not supported. (We had to draw the line somewhere.)
That said, we will look into O_DIRECT and kiovects. We may b
> On Fri, Nov 17, 2000 at 06:14:14PM +, Alan Cox wrote:
> > SHM is resolved but O_SYNC is not yet fixed. You could therefore easily lose
> > your entire database
>
> I assume 2.2.18-pre-latest is ok?
I certainly hope so 8)
Alan
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On Fri, Nov 17, 2000 at 06:14:14PM +, Alan Cox wrote:
> SHM is resolved but O_SYNC is not yet fixed. You could therefore easily lose
> your entire database
I assume 2.2.18-pre-latest is ok?
Some oracle doc still refers to 2.0.34
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Alan Cox wrote:
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> > performance, so we came up with something called direct FS, a separate
> > File System interface just for Oracle. The SOSD layer inside of Oracle
>
> Yeah but you see thats ugly
>
> > In NetWare, directFS was little more than a "raw" interface that
> > bypassed the file
> performance, so we came up with something called direct FS, a separate
> File System interface just for Oracle. The SOSD layer inside of Oracle
Yeah but you see thats ugly
> In NetWare, directFS was little more than a "raw" interface that
> bypassed the file cache. It would be like having an
Alan,
When we ported Oracle to NetWare, we found that making changes to the
core file systems in NetWare that Oracle needed would tank FS
performance, so we came up with something called direct FS, a separate
File System interface just for Oracle. The SOSD layer inside of Oracle
allows them, vi
> Can anybody on tell me whatever there are still
> serious pitfalls in running Oracle-8.1.6.1R2 on the
Yes.
> If I rememeber correctly there where some problems with
> SHM handling still left to resolve...
SHM is resolved but O_SYNC is not yet fixed. You could therefore easily lose
your entire
On Fri, 17 Nov 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If I rememeber correctly there where some problems with
> SHM handling still left to resolve...
Nope.
Greetings
Christoph
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Can anybody on tell me whatever there are still
serious pitfalls in running Oracle-8.1.6.1R2 on the
current testing version of the 2.4 kernel series?
If I rememeber correctly there where some problems with
SHM handling still left to resolve...
Thank's in advance for any response!
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