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David Kosenko — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Also sprach "Rob Prop" <rprop@concepts.nl> :
:When installing/ordering a new machine for IDS should you use the following
:disk-architectures:
<snip>
:+ Striping
: Pos: Data load is balanced over a set of disks
: Neg: You don't know which data is on which disk so you can't use
:fragmantation optimal
Another important negative to striping is that should you lose a single disk,
you could lose your entire database. You'd certainly lose any dbspaces
containing chunks that were defined on volumes that use the bad disk. If you
don't stripe, and set up your volumes such that each dbspace resides on a single
physical disk, then losing that disk only loses that dbspace; you can set your
system up to stay online when a dbspace goes down (unless it is the rootdbs or
contains logs).
Dave
Dave Kosenko (posting from home)
Currently teaching folks everything I know about Informix at
Summit Data Group (an Informix Authorized Education Center)
For more info, see http://www.summitdata.com
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