Hi all,
I’d like to ask you about how to prepare windows 2000
environment so I can set Oracle Parallel Server on it, aside from networking
problem. As I read the doc, I have to set up raw disk and prepare the OS by
installing some options to prepare for the parallel server. The
9iRAC install on TruCluster that way]. In that case, only one
ORACLE_HOME needs to be patched !
Data Dictionary scripts are against the database so they need to be run
only once.
Hemant
At 04:13 AM 01-04-03 -0800, you wrote:
Hi All,
I have my first upgrade of parallel server coming up and am
f you follow the patch instalation instructions by
the book, be aware of some bug releases that might apply to your case.
rgds
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Hi All,
I have my first upgrade of parallel server coming up a
Hi All,
I have my first upgrade of parallel server coming up and am wondering what
the major differences are between a normal upgrade and this one.
Am I correct in assuming that the installer will detect both nodes and
install the upgrade on both nodes?
Is it correct that I only need to run the
Hi,
I have RadHat AS2.1, oracle 8.1.7.4 (with OPS)
oracm, oranm, watchdogd are running
create database fails with ora-29702
lmon trace contains:
/usr/oracle/admin/OPS/bdump/lmon_1164.trc
Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release 8.1.7.4.0 - Production
With the Partitioning and Parallel Server
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> Hope someone can help me with this one.
>
> I have just realized that PARALLEL SERVER = TRUE in
> v$option and I don't have an OPS instalation.
>
> I've installed this Oracle code in a Unix Cluster
> that's why Oracle has installed this op
Hope someone can help me with this one.
I have just realized that PARALLEL SERVER = TRUE in
v$option and I don't have an OPS instalation.
I've installed this Oracle code in a Unix Cluster
that's why Oracle has installed this option
automatically, I assume.
Can anyone tell me if t
Hello all.
I tried install Parallel Server (Oracle version 8.1.7.0.1 for
Linux/Intel32) on Mandrake 8.2 Linux (kernel 2.4.18-6mdk
glibc-2.2.4-26.1mdk) and got next error from make processing:
"/usr/bin/make -f ins_rdbms.mk ops_on
ORACLE_HOME=/opt/oracle/product/817
rm -f /opt/o
creating your own backup using dd or whatever.
Dennis Williams
DBA
Lifetouch, Inc.
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What is the best way to implement a HOT BACKUP on an Oracle Parallel Server
which is using RAW
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Manpreet,
raw disk is sliced as physical disk so that you can not compress. Do
not get confused between DD and RMAN because DD is an OS utility and RMAN
is an oracle util
" is excellent and the O'Reilly book "RMAN Pocket Reference" will be useful during implementation...
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You w
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## (i.e. "can't write a dynamic hotbackup script for raw disk") is
untrue.
Ok but in the case when datafile uses symbolic link point to raw device
then how this could work?
-Jalil
;t write a dynamic hotbackup script for raw disk - your script will need to be modified whenever you added a datafile.> HTH> Regards,> -Jalil> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What is the best way to implement a HOT BACKUP on an Oracle Parallel Server which is using RAW disks.Please describe the pro
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a datafile.
HTH
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is the best way to implement a HOT BACKUP on an Oracle Parallel Server which
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be RMAN and some MML--P
; to copy the appropriate
>raw device. Note that you can't write a dynamic hotbackup script for raw disk - your
>script will need to be modified whenever you added a datafile.
> HTH
> Regards,
> -Jalil
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peak.I am looking
> for either Oracle
> Parallel server or Oracle9i.Oracle Parallel server
> would distribute the load
> but question is.
> Is Oracle Parallel server is stable in rel 8.1.7 or
> rel 9i?
> We are also thinking to upgrade Oracle9i,What Would
> be the group
Hi
I have one application which is running on Oracle 8.1.6.But most of time CPU
idea is very low due to capacity peak.I am looking for either Oracle
Parallel server or Oracle9i.Oracle Parallel server would distribute the load
but question is.
Is Oracle Parallel server is stable in rel 8.1.7 or
ion of OPS, but perhaps the
magnitude of the delta does justify a name change (e.g. humanoid -> human).
[Note that this is a slight divergence from my previous position.
"Consistency is the virtue of the small mind." - Confucius]. However, I
still think that the main motivation for the name
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>
>
> Sathish,
>
> Under Oracle's RAC in 9i you don't need to do any of this.
>
> Dick Goulet
>
> Reply Separator
> Author: "Sathish Tatikonda" <[EMAIL PRO
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Hi all,
Have you implemented or worked with oracle parallel server. If yes could
you please point or me some resources about application planning and
partitioning.
thanks in adv
Sathish,
Under Oracle's RAC in 9i you don't need to do any of this.
Dick Goulet
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Author: "Sathish Tatikonda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 2/14/2002 12:33 AM
Hi all,
Have you implemented or worked with
The Oracle parallel server (or RAC in 9i) manuals a
good source of info.
hth
connor
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all,
>
> Have you implemented or worked with oracle parallel
> server. If yes could
> you please point or me some resources about
&
Hi all,
Have you implemented or worked with oracle parallel server. If yes could
you please point or me some resources about application planning and
partitioning.
thanks in advance,
Sathish.
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aim it support ORACLE RAC (real application Cluster). After I
> saw couple of Oracle RAC papers, I still confuse between Oracle RAC and
> Parallel server. Can someone give me ideal what are the major difference
> ORACLE RAC and Parallel server?
(real
> application Cluster). After I
> saw couple of Oracle RAC papers, I still confuse
> between Oracle RAC and
> Parallel server. Can someone give me ideal what are
> the major difference
> ORACLE RAC and Parallel server?
>
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>
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plemented in clusters.
>
>
>
> does this mean that we cannot implement partitioning with Parallel
> server. It would be of great help in case you can clarify this point.
>
> thanks,
>
Sathish Tatikonda would like to recall the message, "partitioning option
with parallel server".
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oning with Parallel
server. It would be of great help in case you can clarify this point.
thanks,
Sathish.
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does this mean that we cannot implement partitioning with Parallel
server. It would be of great help in case you can clarify this point.
thanks,
Sathish.
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There's an excellent document an that matter at
http://www.evdbt.com
written by Tim Gorman
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> Is anyone using Oracle Parallel Server? It that the best solution
for a
> standby server?
> Any idea what it would cost? Are there any classes covering
implementation?
>
> Ron Smith
>
>
> --
> Please see the official ORACL
Not here, no, too darn much, and yes.
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> Is anyone using Oracle Parallel Server? It that the
> best solution for a
> standby server?
> Any idea what it would cost? Are there any classes
> covering
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We are using OPS quite intensively here. Not necessarily for the correct reasons.
OPS certainly assists in maintaining uptime under a lot of circumstances. It is excellent for spreading workload between nodes/instances but you still have to design access to point to
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Any idea what it would cost? Are there any classes covering implementation?
Ron Smith
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It was DG/UX on DG Aviion Systems, with Clariion
storage system. We were sharing filesystems between
2 nodes.
Don't know about the rest of DG, but EMC purchased
their Clariion storage system unit.
Jared
On Friday 01 June 2001 14:25, Richard Ji wrote:
> A couple of years ago, no vendor has
Digital Equipment Corp. (DEC) had functional VAX-Clusters
in the early 1980's and did NOT use raw devices. The
VAX-Clusters used the same filesystem as stand-alone
VAX systems used!
So Compaq has it today on their "legacy" VMS systems.
Richard Ji wrote:
>
> A couple of years ago, no vendor has
A couple of years ago, no vendor has a distributed file system (one that
will let all nodes in a cluster to mount and access the same file system
simultaneously).
And that's why we had to use raw device. Maybe DG had it? So which vendor
has it then and who has it now?
Richard Ji
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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/01/01 12:44PM >>>
On Thursday 31 May 2001 13:09, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>So whether you are using 7, 8, 8i, 9i you can use
> filesystems for OPS (RAC) if the OS supports multiple
> concurrent mounts on the same filesystem from multiple
> nodes.
Scott,
Thanks for ans
Jared,
We had tried OPS in a test environment on DG Aviion, we were told to go for
RAW file system by Oracle and DG (I believe).
HTH
Raj
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On Thursday 31 May 2001 13:09, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>So whether you are using 7, 8, 8i, 9i you can use
> filesystems for OPS (RAC) if the OS supports multiple
> concurrent mounts on the same filesystem from multiple
> nodes.
Scott,
Thanks for answering a question I asked Oracle several
year
Some OPS-capable platforms (Tru64? VAX?) already allow "cooked" files for
OPS. Oracle9i will support files for OPS only on certain supported cluster
file systems. Veritos has been explicitly mentioned and Veritos people say
their cluster file system for parallel server will be availa
R. Matt Adams - GE Appliances - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Meddle not in the affairs of troff,
for it is subtle and quick to anger.
> --> Data files yes, redo and control files can be on cooked
> file system.
RE: About parallel server
Dick,
What are you using for your sou
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 11:17:30AM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Ray
> I think, you are referring to RAC, Real Application Cluster. Which
> is same as OPS with cache fusion for all scenarios. Please see my previous
> mail thread with the same subject..
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experiences with OPS and others may not have
had great experiences.
Scott
>
> We have a couple of independent applications running over the same instance
> now (it's better to do it because our resources cant' support two instances
> over the same machine), we think if we u
Ray, Oracle9i RAC (Real Application Clusters) is or was
(depending on your perspective) Oracle Parallel Server.
Compaq is working with Oracle to pre-install and ship
Oracle9i on there NT boxes (not sure about TRU64 or
OpenVMS platforms), so you just turn it on and it works.
Oracle9i
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> >
> >Dick,
> >
> > What are you using for your source for t
some unsupported things you can do to get Oracle
datafiles on filesystems in an OPS environment but the
key word here is unsupported.
Scott
> Brian,
>
>I was looking at parallel server for an application we were
> developing last year. In 8.1.6 at least the control and on-line redo
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>
>Dick,
>
> What are you using for your source for this information?
>This does not jibe with other things I have read.
>If your not going to us
tion? Our compaq sales
droid didn't know the answer. Thanks.
On Wed, May 30, 2001 at 02:07:10PM -0800, Fernando Papa wrote:
>
> Hi everybody!
>
> I have some questions about parallel server. Now we have only one instance
> "stand-alone" (no parallel), but we are
We have a couple of independent applications running over the same instance
now (it's better to do it because our resources cant' support two instances
over the same machine), we think if we use parallel server, we can make
"partition" of this applications, one for each n
Title: RE: About parallel server
Dick,
What are you using for your source for this information?
This does not jibe with other things I have read.
If your not going to use a shared raw device for
the online redo logs, how can one instance to instance recovery
for another instance that
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Brian,
I was looking at parallel server for an application we were
developing last year. In 8.1.6 at least the control and on-line redo
(not rollback segment) files no longer had to be on raw devices. And I
stand corrected, there is one and only one sta
Brian,
I was looking at parallel server for an application we were
developing last year. In 8.1.6 at least the control and on-line redo
(not rollback segment) files no longer had to be on raw devices. And I
stand corrected, there is one and only one standard unix command that
does work
Even more importantly, if you are planning on implementing parallel server
just "to increase your processing power" then you are going to be in
trouble!
If you haven't specifically designed your application for parallel server,
you can end up DECREASING performance by increas
#x27;t scale in
your current environment then it won't scale in OPS. You
will just end up with more performance issues.
You will also need to buy licenses for all these products
as well.
Good Luck,
Scott
>
> Hi everybody!
>
> I have some questions about parallel server.
Title: RE: About parallel server
Your point 1:
Unless things have changed redo and controlfiles must be raw. When I took the OPS course several years ago and worked with OPS we needed the redo/controlfiles to be on raw so that one instance could recover when another instance failed
Title: RE: About parallel server
Several things:
You will have to re-license (your honest aren't you) for the faster machines and OPS;
Build the new database on raw and export/import. Maybe "dd" would get your datafiles from cooked ufs to raw but it's to much FUD for
Fernando,
Replies included in your original mail, but in addition:
Parallel server is a separately priced option from Oracle and it is pricey.
Second you may need specific software from you OS vendor to coordinate the file
sharing between the servers, again an additional expense.
Dick
Hi everybody!
I have some questions about parallel server. Now we have only one instance
"stand-alone" (no parallel), but we are thinking to switch to parallel
server because we have a couple of sparc 3500 and nobody are using it, and
we think it's good for increase our process
7 Mar 2001 00:33:21 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Parallel Server
Do any body worked with Parallel server without a
Hardware cluster...i mean just an evaluation of
parallel server ...if yes then how??/
Adnan
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Do any body worked with Parallel server without a
Hardware cluster...i mean just an evaluation of
parallel server ...if yes then how??/
Adnan
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