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тАО02-10-2004 05:15 AM
тАО02-10-2004 05:15 AM
I'm starting to do some research to set up a Data Warehouse environment. What techniques and advise can anyone give me? I'll be reading all the oracle documentation on it but you know how oracle is, just because it's documented one way doesn't mean it'll work that way. The OS will be 9.2.0.4 on HP-11i. EMC SAN Hardware. We have partitioning purchased. I'm basically trying to find out any problems I should be aware of that Oracle doesn't broadcast.
Thanks.
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тАО02-10-2004 05:38 AM
тАО02-10-2004 05:38 AM
Solution(Can of Worms)
I'm also tasked with creating a data warehouse, and was immediatly amazed that I didn't have a conceptual understanding of what I wanted.
We've put a fair amount of work into this, and still have not completed determining our objectives.
Heres one Oracle Supported free and easy method you could consider.
Archive all oracle transactions older than X days, import them to a new instance.
Purge from production instance.
Easily done, Oracle supported, but, it's difficult to add to the 'archive' warehouse.
Oracle will happily $upply the $olution to thi$ i$$ue....
And the project grows from there.
Our stratagy has been to call in a string of 3rd party warehouse vendors, and their pitches help us formulate our requirements.
The saga continues.
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тАО02-10-2004 06:03 AM
тАО02-10-2004 06:03 AM
Re: Data Warehouse
You need lots of space and enough time to copy the data tothe warehouse on whatever schedule is established.
If its a large amount of data, you may have to consider methods such as mirror splitting to get a copy of your data.
The configuration of the database itself is different, oltp versus warehouse. Most warehouses don't involve a lot of data writes, so RAID 5 storage is more practical.
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тАО02-10-2004 06:54 AM
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тАО02-10-2004 07:08 AM
тАО02-10-2004 07:08 AM
Re: Data Warehouse
Since the EMC array supports snapshots, you could stop the dbase, take a snapshot on the array, then purge the old transactions.
Mount each snapshot read only somewhere, and there would be the old data. The snapshot would happen almost instantly, and require less space over a year than 12 copies of the dbase.
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тАО02-11-2004 05:02 AM
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тАО02-11-2004 05:22 PM
тАО02-11-2004 05:22 PM
Re: Data Warehouse
One problem that you will most likely run across is, global indexes (ones that cross all partitions) will have to be rebuilt when you drop a partition. Local indexing is better, but can cause a large number of problems if queries are not written to access across the partition (ie: All statements running on the table should have the partitioned column used for local indexes), however a local index will show a marked performance hit when used as a global index.
Brian