โ Scribed by John Shaw, Julian Dyke
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Only book on the market to actually show you how to build an Oracle RAC cluster on Linux.
Author expertise & quality: Steve Shaw's Hammerora project is one of the most visited sites in SourceForge.net. Julian Dyke is Chair of UK Oracle User Group RAC SIG and a member of the Oak Table Network.
Based on latest Oracle release (10g R2) which we anticipate being the release where the largest number of customers migrate from existing single instance databases to RAC clusters.
Linux is highest growth sector in relational database market and Oracle has 69% of that market (Gartner).
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Step by step guide for installing 10g RAC on Linux. Continue to use it as a reference when installing 11g RAC on Solaris 10 since the utilities are all the same.
Step by step guide for installing 10g RAC on Linux. Continue to use it as a reference when installing 11g RAC on Solaris 10 since the utilities are all the same.
Step by step guide for installing 10g RAC on Linux. Continue to use it as a reference when installing 11g RAC on Solaris 10 since the utilities are all the same.
Pro Oracle Database 11g RAC on Linux provides full-life-cycle guidance on implementing Oracle Real Application Clusters in a Linux environment. Real Application Clusters, commonly abbreviated as RAC, is Oracle's industry-leading architecture for scalable and fault-tolerant databases. RAC allows you
I reviewed this book and I found a looooot of bugs in there. Nobody bothered to check if all queries are ok. Examples? Here you are: command: rmdir -r newdir should be: rm -r newdir another here: SELECT name FROM sys.obj$ WHERE obj#='4916681'; should be: SELECT name FROM sys.obj$ WHERE d
This book has some good stuff and it is great that this book exists but the value for the size and cost is not there. You can read 50 pages and learn one new thing that you cannot pickup by using the tools. I expected more on tuning and understanding of the indexer but not great for that.