[Ask] Best practice for making pools with CAM.

Dear all,
there's a few things I want to ask:
Condition:
- I have 48 disk with 300GB each and want to make some pool that contains /ctl , /archive , /data , /backup , /redo
- i use software common array manager 6.9
- based on the information I got, when use more than 1 pool, when the data is processed is faster then if only make 1 pool.
Question:
- which/what is the best practise when the data is spread out in several pool? my target is iops < 4ms
- How many pool do I make?
- How many hard drive is set in 1 pool?
Thank you in advance.
Rey
Edited by: 952840 on Jan 3, 2013 11:41 PM

Hi,
If you are adding new folders then just add them to the Oracle Business Area. The business area is just a collection of folders. If the business area was changed in an upgrade the new folder would not be deleted.
If you want to add fields to the existing folders/views then you have 2 options. Add the field to the defining base view (these are the views beginning OEBV and OEFV) and then regenerate the business views. This may be overwritten if the view is upgrade but this is unlikely.
Alternatively, copy the view to create a new version and then map the old folder to the new view and refresh. You may need to re-map the folder if the folder is upgraded, but at least you have a single folder used by both Oracle and custom reports.
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