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Hi,
I turned some snmp collecting for routers on, and a lot of data was inputed
into Oracle. So what our dba did was having a sliding window in the database
table COL_Data to keep a months of data for reporting.
If you are collecting snmp, the flat files which get transferred to
relational database are under /usr/OV/database/snmpCollect, all the files
without "!" at the end. The files with "!" at the end are readable.
hope it helps.
Jack Chan
-----Original Message-----
From: John Mackney [mailto:john.mackney@uk.logical.com]
Sent: Wednesday, 30 May 2001 10:55 p.m.
To: Netview Support list (E-mail)
Subject: [NV-L] Sizing Oracle db for Netview
I want to use Oracle to hold my NetView data, but I don't know how to size
it.
Are there any rules to determine the sizes of the database instance to
create. For example, can I relate my oracle instance to the size of my
current NetView database?
Which is my current database? There are a number of files in
/usr/OV/databases. What files are used for what?
Can anyone guide me?
John Mackney
Technical Design Authority
Logical eBOC
Logical (UK) Ltd.
Email: john.mackney@uk.logical.com
Hi,
I
turned some snmp collecting for routers on, and a lot of data was inputed into
Oracle. So what our dba did was having a sliding window in the
database table COL_Data to keep a months of data for
reporting.
If you
are collecting snmp, the flat files which get transferred to relational
database are under /usr/OV/database/snmpCollect, all the files without
"!" at the end. The files with "!" at the end are readable.
hope
it helps.
Jack
Chan
I want to use Oracle to
hold my NetView data, but I don't know how to size it.
Are there any rules to
determine the sizes of
the database instance to create.
For example, can I
relate my oracle instance to the size of my current
NetView database?
Which is my current
database? There are a number of
files in /usr/OV/databases. What
files are used for what?
Can anyone guide
me?
John Mackney
Technical Design Authority
Logical eBOC
Logical (UK) Ltd.
Email:
john.mackney@uk.logical.com
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