Re: swap/memory ratio

Papa Piquillo wrote:
I apologize for the lack of information.
The os version is hp-ux 11.11 and the rdbms is oracle 9.2.0.6
The installation docs give requirements for Oracle to be installed not
for the production environment.
I know that this requirements are imposible to estimate without the
information of the number of concurrent and the activity of them in
the database.
I have estimated that the amount of memory that Oracle will need is 4
Gb (including sga and user processes).
I will have 2 Gb RAM and let's say 6 Gb of swap.
Is this appropiated for an OLTP system? 

As good a starting point as any.

There is no way to predict, in advance, a correct value. Start there
and then expect to tune the system based on metrics.
--
Daniel A. Morgan
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damorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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