From: Vincent D'Antonio (Vincent.D'Antonio@BISYS.COM)
Date: Wed Jun 26 2002 - 08:07:07 EDT
thanks for the info:
Does anyone have a good DOC or web link for supporting a SAN that would
ease the fears the DBA's and management has about a central SAN?
or any support argument that I can draft would be great also.
thanks to a great group.
Vince
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We have *many* production, development and testing systems, all using the
same big RAID boxes, attached through the SAN. Your DBA is worrying
needlessly, (like DBAs do).
Simon Green
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Vincent D'Antonio [mailto:Vincent.D'Antonio@BISYS.COM]
> Sent: 24 June 2002 18:40
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> Simon,
> thanks for the info, so that I understand, do you have a pro
> DB, in the
> same or will have in the same SAN as a dev DB or a qa DB? My
> DBA is the
> problem in that the HDS 9980 has up to 64GB and by year end
> 128GB of cache.
> He is very worried that a bad query on dev or test will use
> up the cache
> and pro will suffer.
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