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<p>We run multiple oracle databases on our clusters, and they all use the one oracle account.<br>
I'm not clear as to what testing you did tha determined you needed one account per database.<br>
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<tt>Hi,<br>
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I'm running 3 RHCS clusters that have one Oracle database.<br>
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Now i need to configure a RHCS cluster that will be running 4 databases,<br>
but from my initial testing i can see i need to have a special user for<br>
each database.<br>
However, in other cluster software we are used to use only single oracle<br>
user (ie: ServiceGuard) and we've had no issues there. So i am wondering,<br>
is there any reason why Red Hat has choosen to do this like this or would<br>
it be ok if i would just modify the oracledb.sh script so i can have a<br>
single user....would it still be supported ?<br>
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There is hardly any documentation (that i could find) regarding running<br>
multiple databases on a RHCS cluster. If someone can point me to a good<br>
document regarding this please do! :)<br>
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Thanks in advanced,<br>
Finnur<br>
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