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1. Binding Oracle to two CPU's in a four CPU Sun Solaris 8 system........

Hi,

Does anyone have an example of binding an Oracle server (we are using
8.1.7 standard edition)
to two CPU's on a four CPU system.

Background. We have an E450 which we have installed Oracle on, this
system has 4 CPU's. I
wish to only allow Oracle to use two of these for it's processes, the
remaining two I wish to be
left alone. These other two I will use for Ingres.

The system is running Solaris 8 01/01

Any help on this would be much appreciated.

I am guessing you use the Solaris pbind command.... (I have never used
it though)

Or is there any internal Oracle commands that can be used in the
start-up scripts?

Thanks,

Scott.

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St. George's Hospital Medical School
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