From: SPALL, James (SPALLJ@BUPA.com)
Date: Thu Sep 21 2006 - 15:22:45 EDT
We have a large Sun server running Solaris 9 which hosts about six oracle
databases. At peak times all the cpu's on the box are max'ed out and we'd
like to ring-fence one of the oracle databases so that it is always able to
get about 85% of the available cpu power. Does anyone have any practical
experience of if the fair share scheduler works well with oracle.
The server in question is running Solaris 9 9/05, the oracle db is 920 and
we've already got the SUNWfss package installed.
Any other suggestions for dealing with this welcome - Solaris 10 and zones
is not an option at the moment though.
thanks
James
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