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rhys said a disk to be moved to was a hardware RAID 5 volume on a Sun card. Neil Truby, Paul Watson and Art Kagel all strongly advised against RAID 5 for Informix; Paul said his company installs on RAID 5 only if the customer signs a disclaimer of liability for data loss. No other technical discussion was given.
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But it is a Hardware Raid 5 Volume using Sun Hardware Raid card.
In Solaris is only see this is a big size Hard disk.
Rhys
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Neil Truby — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
NO RAID 5! NO RAID 5! NO RAID 5! NO RAID 5! NO RAID 5! NO RAID 5! NO RAID 5!
NO RAID 5!
There is no great zealot of a cause than a recent convert!
"rhys" <rhyssham@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1137724264.186915.88630@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> But it is a Hardware Raid 5 Volume using Sun Hardware Raid card.
> In Solaris is only see this is a big size Hard disk.
>
> Rhys
>
↪ replying to rhys
Paul Watson — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
rhys wrote:
> But it is a Hardware Raid 5 Volume using Sun Hardware Raid card.
> In Solaris is only see this is a big size Hard disk.
>
> Rhys
>
We only do RAID5 installs if the customer is prepared to sign a
disclaimer removing any liability for data corruption/loss issues from
us
Cheers
Paul
Paul Watson
Oninit Ltd
Tel : +44 1414161772
Cell : +44 7818 003457
Web : www.oninit.com
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Art S. Kagel — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
rhys wrote:
> But it is a Hardware Raid 5 Volume using Sun Hardware Raid card.
> In Solaris is only see this is a big size Hard disk.
>
> Rhys
>
There's no excusable or defendable reason to use RAID5:
NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO
RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO
RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO
RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO
RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO
RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO
RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO
RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO
RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO
RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO
RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO
RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO
RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!! NO RAID5!!
Art S. Kagel
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