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Rich
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John,
You should be able to
tune the SCSI device queue depth; I’ve done this on HP-UX and Solaris systems,
but haven’t had to under AIX yet. I don’t have an AIX system handy to
verify this, but I’m 90% sure
There is an excellent tool called "vi".
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> the Solaris A
The administration of Solaris has always been much more straightforward than
with AIX. AIX maintains this internal database (sort of) about how things
are set up, so it doesn't take kindly to you doing stuff "by hand". AIX has
command-line commands (???) to do things, but they are usually very
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> Bill - You may want to check with your system administrators. My
> understanding is that the two systems
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John,
You should be able to
tune the SCSI device queue depth; I’ve done this on HP-UX and Solaris systems,
but haven’t had to under AIX yet. I don’t have an AIX system handy to
verify this, but I’m 90% sure you can do it. AIX also supports async
is a big win in an Oracle
environment.
Rich
Holland
Guidance Technologies,
Inc.
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We had an aix box and ended sending
it back and going with sun - only because we had a hitachi san and there seems
to be a bug between ibm and hitachi - something about depth queue.
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Hello,
What are the major diffe
DENNIS
> WILLIAMS
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> Bill - You may want to check with your system administrators. My
> understanding is that the two systems are pretty much identical from
I did a short comparison between Sun and AIX a couple years
ago. Nothing real in depth, I was comparing their respective
computing power based on published information.
Yes, I know benchmarks aren't always trustworthy, but that's
what I had to work with. TPC and SpecInt as I recall.
Anyway, IB
Bill - You may want to check with your system administrators. My
understanding is that the two systems are pretty much identical from the
user standpoint, but that AIX is quite a bit difference from the sys admin's
point of view. It may make a difference, depending on your sys admin's
background, b
We had an aix
box and ended sending it back and going with sun - only because we had a hitachi
san and there seems to be a bug between ibm and hitachi - something about depth
queue.>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/13/02 12:48PM
>>>Hello,What are the major differences between AIX and
Solaris regardin
, November 13, 2002 2:16
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Subject: RE: AIX vs Solaris
Bill; I came from a shop that ran AIX servers and
Oracle 7.3.4 to 8.1.7. As forthe OS and Oracle, all our 7.3.4
scripts worked just fine when we were under8.1.7 we used the k-shell
exclusively as well. I do not think you
>From a DBA standpoint, the differences would be minimal. In the past, I
experienced very slight differences in some scripting syntax; usually
related to complex regular expressions for pattern matching. Even though
system administration is different for the platforms, HP, Sun, and IBM did a
goo
Bill;
I came from a shop that ran AIX servers and Oracle 7.3.4 to 8.1.7. As for
the OS and Oracle, all our 7.3.4 scripts worked just fine when we were under
8.1.7 we used the k-shell exclusively as well. I do not think you have
any problems there.
As for AIX in particular . I loved it.
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