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QUESTION POSED ON: 20 July 2007
Hi Brian. I have a 300GB hard drive installed on my server, in which I'm planning on installing an Oracle E-Business Suite application. What would be the best design for me to implement on the disk drive in order for the application to run smoothly.

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If all you have is one disk drive, then you only have one option -- place all of Oracle's files on that device. Ideally, you should have multiple drives in order to spread out I/O. Ideally, you will want to separate your Undo from your Redo. And your most-accessed segments would be on other disk devices. With only one disk device, you may run into I/O contention.

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