On Apr 26, 2007, at 4:02 AM, Salak Juraj wrote:
Hello Richard!
I understand your arguments are "either veracity or performance".
I believe the point you possibly oversee is that
if db reads were made from both sides of the mirror
then db backup performance would (with high probabilty)
signifi
I don´t think one can generally state that.
If it were generally true than raid-1 controllers would have generally
to be configured to read from one disk only
in order , to paraphrase your words,
not to cancell all gains obtained with disk-embedded read-ahead algorhytmus
I believe such tes
Hello Richard!
I understand your arguments are "either veracity or performance".
I believe the point you possibly oversee is that
if db reads were made from both sides of the mirror
then db backup performance would (with high probabilty) significantly rise
without harming database veracity.
Ho
Richard,
I would say you can do it good (TSM) or better as suposed by Orville.
I do not see any reason why TSM should not take advantage of the mirrored
disk's for db reading.
Regards
Stefan Holzwarth
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