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原帖由 Yong Huang 于 2008-11-8 03:04 发表 ![]()
It's better to say Oracle's I/O request may bypass *filesystem* calls. You can't bypass *OS*. You can have Oracle files on raw disks, but you still need OS.
And there's a "hybrid" approach. Oracle on Windows relies on NTFS filesystem to do most of the file management work, but datafile I/O does not go through NTFS regular I/O path. That's why talking about filesystem block size, or more correctly I/O chunk size, has no practical meaning. This is of course only true if you install Oracle on NTFS instead of raw. Very few people use raw disks on Windows; there's no need.
Yong Huang
即使裸设备,也是有块的。。。。。。。。。 ,虽然绕过了操作系统,我觉得,读取数据还是存在晶晶版主所说的那个过程,无论是采用Filesystem存储,还是采用裸设备。Yong Huang 你觉得呢? |
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