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96Developing: Databases — <strong>Migrating</strong> SchemasMAXSIZE=1000MB,FILEGROWTH=50MB)TO FILEGROUP HR_INDXGOIn this example, the focus was restricted to migrating a single schema. When migratingan entire database consisting of multiple schemas, the storage decisions will have to bemade using the best practices in storage allocation that were followed in <strong>Oracle</strong>. Placetemporary files on separate devices, separate data and log files, separate data and indexfiles, distribute I/O load across all available decisions, and separate tables with highactivity onto separate devices.For descriptions of best practices <strong>for</strong> the storage component of SQL Server, refer to thesection titled "Optimizing the Storage Component" athttp://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/sql/2000/all/reskit/enus/part10/c3361.mspx.Multiple schemas commonly share tablespaces in <strong>Oracle</strong> databases. Conceptually,SQL Server databases can be viewed more like <strong>Oracle</strong> tablespaces, and objects frommultiple schemas can be created in the same database. From this perspective,SQL Server databases function similarly to <strong>Oracle</strong> tablespaces. Figure 6.5 shows therelation between schemas and tablespaces, where a schema's objects can be in multipletablespaces and a tablespace can have objects from multiple schemas.
<strong>Solution</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Migrating</strong> <strong>Oracle</strong> on UNIX to SQL Server on Windows 97Figure 6.5Sharing of tablespaces/databases by multiple schemas/owners
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