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Info on VLDB/DW

Info on VLDB/DW

2004-09-27       - By Bob Metelsky
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Good Morning All, I was hoping someone here can point me to pertinent
documents which address (DW). I know there are tons of online docs via
google or metalink but was wondering if people her had their own
favorites. Im particullary interested in nutshell concepts of:

1 reasonable maximum datafile sizes & physical disk striping
2 getting data from prod to dw
3 various partitioning
4 stratigies for backup + recovery

Thanks
Bob

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