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RAID isn't backup. Losing some of your files instead of all your files means you have access to some of the files during the restore window. And your restore
by Vvector 12y ago
RAID isn't backup. Losing some of your files instead of all your files means you have access to some of the files during the restore window. And your restore might be quicker?
- derekp7 12y agoBut how do you even fire up an Oracle database with some of the dbf files missing? And I can't think of any other application (other than maybe a document storage system) that would be useful with some of the files missing.
- tokenizerrr 12y agoYou don't. You rsync the missing files over and skip the data that is already present, saving time.