RE: RAID 5 - IDS 7.30 - NT 4.0
Posted in 2000
Topics: Installation, Setup & Upgrades, Storage & Space Management, Versions, Editions & End-of-Life
Thiel Franky <franky.thiel@INFOHOS.BE> writes: > I don't have the time to read all mails, I'm daily reading a lot of mails > but not all of them. > A few months ago nobody ask us anything about RAID 5, but since they had a > diskcrash they want to install RAID5 and they have asked me to do that. > > Do you still have these interesting mails ? I'll bet deja.com has them;) Thomas
I don't have the time to read all mails, I'm daily reading a lot of mails but not all of them. A few months ago nobody ask us anything about RAID 5, but since they had a diskcrash they want to install RAID5 and they have asked me to do that. Do you still have these interesting mails ? Regards, Franky -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: Obnoxio The Clown [mailto:obnoxio@hotmail.com] Verzonden: dinsdag 2 mei 2000 14:54 Aan: franky.thiel@INFOHOS.BE; informix-list@iiug.org Onderwerp: Re: RAID 5 - IDS 7.30 - NT 4.0 Which planet are you from, then? :-) You clearly haven't been paying attention to Art's rants (and mine!) about the evils of RAID 5... From: Thiel Franky <franky.thiel@INFOHOS.BE> > >We have to reinstall a Nt server into RAID 5 situation. >We use IDS 7.30 TC 5 on NT 4.0. > >In the past we had 1 NT server with 4 disks. > >Disk 1 (NT + software) >Disk 2 tables disk 2 + indexes tables disk 4 >Disk 3 tables disk 3 + indexes tables disk 2 >Disk 4 tables disk 4 + indexes tables disk 3 > >Now the server must be reinstalled : > >Disk 1 (NT + software) >DISK 2 = disk 2 + disk 3 + disk 4 (RAID 5) > >In the past I had a sutation where all the tables of one disk were located >in one dbspace and on that disk. > >With my RAID 5, I cannot tell Informix anymore that my data is in >tablespace >2 and my indexes are in tablespace 4. It's all 1 disk. Well, with NT, you just make your dbspaces as OS files, so it doesn't really change anything, does it? >Does anyone have any experience with these things. Only bad ones. ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Just search the IIUG Archive of this list/newsgroup for the keyword RAID5 you will get tons (or tonnes if you prefer) of references. Read most of those with my name or Obnoxio's handle on them. Especially look at postings in early March this year and last summer. I usually get fed up in June or July and post a full blooded rant. Art S. Kagel Thiel Franky wrote: > > I don't have the time to read all mails, I'm daily reading a lot of mails > but not all of them. > A few months ago nobody ask us anything about RAID 5, but since they had a > diskcrash they want to install RAID5 and they have asked me to do that. > > Do you still have these interesting mails ? > > Regards, > > Franky > > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: Obnoxio The Clown [mailto:obnoxio@hotmail.com] > Verzonden: dinsdag 2 mei 2000 14:54 > Aan: franky.thiel@INFOHOS.BE; informix-list@iiug.org > Onderwerp: Re: RAID 5 - IDS 7.30 - NT 4.0 > > Which planet are you from, then? :-) > > You clearly haven't been paying attention to Art's rants (and mine!) about > the evils of RAID 5... > > From: Thiel Franky <franky.thiel@INFOHOS.BE> > > > >We have to reinstall a Nt server into RAID 5 situation. > >We use IDS 7.30 TC 5 on NT 4.0. > > > >In the past we had 1 NT server with 4 disks. > > > >Disk 1 (NT + software) > >Disk 2 tables disk 2 + indexes tables disk 4 > >Disk 3 tables disk 3 + indexes tables disk 2 > >Disk 4 tables disk 4 + indexes tables disk 3 > > > >Now the server must be reinstalled : > > > >Disk 1 (NT + software) > >DISK 2 = disk 2 + disk 3 + disk 4 (RAID 5) > > > >In the past I had a sutation where all the tables of one disk were located > >in one dbspace and on that disk. > > > >With my RAID 5, I cannot tell Informix anymore that my data is in > >tablespace > >2 and my indexes are in tablespace 4. It's all 1 disk. > > Well, with NT, you just make your dbspaces as OS files, so it doesn't really > > change anything, does it? > > >Does anyone have any experience with these things. > > Only bad ones. > ________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com