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    parameters needed for sizing the database

    Hello
    I want to know the various parameters that has to be considered and the ideal parameter values to arrive at a proper sizing estimation of a database.

    can you help me.

    thanks in advance

    rswamin

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    You'll never know for sure until you have built the database and loaded it.

    For an OLTP system, i would guesstimate somewhere between 2 and 4x the raw data volume

    For a DW/DSS system, probably 1.5x to 2x the raw data volume.

    I'm sure others have their own rules-of-thumb.
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    Sizing of the Database:

    Consider this facts:

    1. Hardware Resources like RAID,Disk space,cpu's,RAM,Networking.
    2. Kind of setup opting for ( oltp or batch processing ).
    3. Estimate the growth of the database for a peroid of time by
    the inputs given by application users.
    4. Design the database as per the OFA model.

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    Think it this way:
    If there is a set of ideal parameter value for
    all databases, Oracle will/should provide it.

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    we're not talking about init parameters i think. we're talking about db sizing.
    David Aldridge,
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