RAC Clusterware Question

From: "Greg" <gregcpx@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 17 Jul 2006 12:47:28 -0700

Currently I'm using Oracle RAC with OCFS for Oracle on Linux. It is
pretty much a broken and BAD product. Is anyone using the Veritas
Clustering and Veritas file system for Linux?
Experience?
Pros/Cons?
Share any info?

-Greg

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