Mary,

    We've been very happy with our mix of HP-9000 series UNIX servers and EMC
disk arrays.  Right now the 1TB warehouse is running on a K570 with 4 processors
and 2 GB of RAM.  The server supports two database instances with no problems. 
We're going to upgrade to a L2000 4 way class machine in the next 2 months for
support reasons only..  One recommendation though, If you go with EMC storage
buy their PowerPath product.  Yes it is more money, but there is one heck of a
disk io performance increase not to mention that it makes the server and array
much more fault tolerant.

Dick Goulet

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Author: "Mark Brooks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date:       5/22/2002 8:08 PM

Our data warehouse box is nearing it's max capacity so we are looking for
options for an upgrade. The current box is maxed out so it will be a
forklift upgrade. Since we are less than satisfied with our current vendor
we are open to changing platforms. I don't want to mention the current
vendor so as not to prejudice any suggestions. What I would like to know is
what hardware (server and storage) folks are using for their data warehouse.
We are projecting our system to be around 10TB by the end of this year with
continued growth (3-5yr) projected at 70TB.

Thanks

MB


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