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I'm so old I remember working on databases that were designed to use RAW, not files. I'm betting some databases still do, but probably only for mainframe system
by ghc 5mo ago
I'm so old I remember working on databases that were designed to use RAW, not files. I'm betting some databases still do, but probably only for mainframe systems nowadays.
- bob1029 5mo agohttps://docs.oracle.com/cd/B16276_01/doc/win.102/b14305/architec.htm#i1005793 https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B16276_01/doc/win.102/b14305/arch...
- ghc 5mo ago> Oracle® Database Platform Guide 10g Release 2 (10.2) for Microsoft Windows Itanium (64-Bit) Well, I guess that at least confirms Oracle on Itanium (!?) still supported RAW 5 years ago. I'm guessing everyone's on ASM by now though, if they're still upgrading. I ran into a company not long ago with a huge oracle cluster that still employed physical database admins and logical database admins as separate roles...I would bet they're still paying millions for an out of date version of Oracle and using RAW.
- evanelias 5mo ago> still supported RAW 5 years ago I seem to remember Oracle 10g was first released over 20 years ago? It has been EOL for much longer than 5 years...
- ghc 5mo agoOh you're right! I was looking at the last documentation update timestamp, but the original release was 2006. That makes a lot more sense than Itanium support in 2021.