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| Hi everyone, i would like to try to install an oracle rdbms (possibly XE) on a machine which is also the main development environment and is _way_ "low spec" (1gig, laptop). it runs win xp (unfortunately). thus i would like to setup an "extremely lilliputian" version. everything from 8i to 11g/xe should be ok; is it feasible to squeeze the sga under 32mb? reading the docs i got the impression that it's practically impossible but... i dare to ask. java do you have some urls (howtos, etc.) handy that could be useful? thank you in advance gst |
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| On May 12, 4:26 pm, gst <groups.spamt...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > i would like to try to install an oracle rdbms (possibly XE) on a > machine which is also the main development environment and is _way_ > "low spec" (1gig, laptop). it runs win xp (unfortunately). > > thus i would like to setup an "extremely lilliputian" version. > everything from 8i to 11g/xe should be ok; is it feasible to squeeze > the sga under 32mb? reading the docs i got the impression that it's > practically impossible but... i dare to ask. java > > do you have some urls (howtos, etc.) handy that could be useful? > > thank you in advance > gst sorry, sentence broken: "java".... can be disabled, i don't use it. |
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| On May 12, 9:26*am, gst <groups.spamt...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > i would like to try to install an oracle rdbms (possibly XE) on a > machine which is also the main development environment and is _way_ > "low spec" (1gig, laptop). it runs win xp (unfortunately). > > thus i would like to setup an "extremely lilliputian" version. > everything from 8i to 11g/xe should be ok; is it feasible to squeeze > the sga under 32mb? reading the docs i got the impression that it's > practically impossible but... i dare to ask. java > > do you have some urls (howtos, etc.) handy that could be useful? > > thank you in advance > gst For 10.2.0.3 the fixed size of the SGA is 2 MB; squeezing your buffer cache, redo buffers and various pools into 30 MB is, I think, asking the impossible. You MAY be able to get a database to start, and run (with glacial speed) with a 32 MB SGA but I can't expect it to be of much use to anyone who might want to actually do something productive. David Fitzjarrell |
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| On May 12, 5:37 pm, "fitzjarr...@cox.net" <orat...@msn.com> wrote: > the impossible. You MAY be able to get a database to start, and run > (with glacial speed) with a 32 MB SGA but I can't expect it to be of > much use to anyone who might want to actually do something productive. > David Fitzjarrell Thanks David, I'll try to put my boss into hardware-shopping-spree-mode; maybe this would be the shortest route to an usable development platform |
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| On 16 Maijs, 11:03, Frank van Bortel <frank.van.bor...@gmail.com> wrote: > 1GB laptop would default to 700MB for Oracle. Why aim for 32MB?!? > about 100M is workable, and even allows for some options. > I have been working 512MB~1GB XP laptops with the database, Designer > and iAS (pl/sql) running. Nothing to be jealous about, but more > workable than my current 4GB Vista (yuck!) I worked with XE on my ancient laptop with 256 RAM, ~700MHz. SGA was 140M, for syntax checking and some tests it was quite ok, even created tables with a few million rows and count(*) worked Don't remember probably Oracle something sceptical said upon install Gints Plivna http://www.gplivna.eu |
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| On May 20, 11:59*am, Gints Plivna <gints.pli...@gmail.com> wrote: > On 16 Maijs, 11:03, Frank van Bortel <frank.van.bor...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > > 1GB laptop would default to 700MB for Oracle. Why aim for 32MB?!? > > about 100M is workable, and even allows for some options. > > I have been working 512MB~1GB XP laptops with the database, Designer > > and iAS (pl/sql) running. Nothing to be jealous about, but more > > workable than my current 4GB Vista (yuck!) > > I worked with XE on my ancient laptop with 256 RAM, ~700MHz. SGA was > 140M, for syntax checking and some tests it was quite ok, even created > tables with a few million rows and count(*) worked > Don't remember probably Oracle something sceptical said upon > install > > Gints Plivnahttp://www.gplivna.eu Now that you mention it, my work XP PC has 1G, crappy old full disks and runs XE fine, as long as I don't leave it in archivelogmode and fill the crappy old disks the rest of the way up. Stupid adobe and word docs take so much room... But I do all my serious work on the servers. jg -- @home.com is bogus. “If the act can effectively eliminate the real- child requirement when a proposal relates to extant material, a class of protected speech will disappear.” David Souter, dissenting from opinion that says you can be convicted of child pornography crimes even if there is no pornography at all. So "the child pornography is here..." oops! This post is a crime! You're a child molester now! Have fun in prison! |