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Planning Your ORACLE SIDs and Griffin Universes<br />

Valid names A C1 HB Z9<br />

Invalid names ABC aB Ab 1A<br />

Note: Do not use the same name for an ORACLE SID and a Griffin Universe.<br />

Choosing Names and Sizes of Tablespaces and Database Files<br />

Structures in the LINC Database are assigned to disk locations according to Tablespace<br />

name. The disk locations available to a given Tablespace are determined by the ORACLE<br />

or Griffin database files the Tablespace contains.<br />

You may want to separate files from each other for reasons of hardware failure and I/O<br />

load. For example, you can put audit and control files on a different physical disk unit from<br />

the rest of the database. You can improve performance by placing high-usage files on<br />

physical disk units of their own, reducing I/O contention, and placing the files in such a<br />

way as to reduce head movement.<br />

For the initial installation, most Tablespaces normally consist of a single ORACLE or<br />

Griffin database file, unless there is insufficient available contiguous space. More database<br />

files can be added subsequently to Tablespaces as required.<br />

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