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  • 1.  IS and TN DB - Separate

    Posted 03/16/12 10:01 PM

    I’m building out the environment and create separate databases to store the IS and TN schemas. Just wondering if anyone think that’s a good idea or just more overhead and unnecessarily maintenance.


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  • 2.  RE: IS and TN DB - Separate

    Posted 03/19/12 08:30 AM

    It is not a overhead to have IS and TN separated in different schemas. For example, if your volume of transaction is huge, your TN would need more space compared to IS.

    -Senthil


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