wn at all. Although they DO go down despite
redundancy...I just had a SCSI backplane go out in a Dell 6600 that has every bit of
redundancy you can order. While uncommon, the backplane is one one of the many single
points of failure!
Roman Fail
POS Portal, Inc.
-Original M
> What would you guys think of not using RAID5 in that case, but just a really
> fast 15.000 rpm SCSI-320 disk?
I'd say you must be able to tolerate losing all the data since your last database
backup. Your battery backed cache, rotational speed, and transfer rate aren't going
to help at all
ems were
solved in the nick of time, but I really wish I had made more time for tuning.
Running strong in production for 7 months now with PostgreSQL 7.3, and eagerly
awaiting 7.4!
Roman Fail
POS Portal, Inc.
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