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OAMTC Ratchets Up SAP System Availability and Performance With Oracle RAC

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Overview With its 1.6 million members, OAMTC (Austrian Automotive, Motorcycle and Touring Club) is one of the world's ten largest automotive associations. OAMTC wanted to provide a high-availability/fail-safe system environment for SAP on Linux and improve performance - for large SAP batch jobs and for response times. The challenge was to design an agile, future-proof SAP system environment. OAMTC implemented Oracle Real Application Clusters to enhance SAP availability/failure safety on Linux. It minimized risk for mission-critical applications and improved the run times of large batch jobs for greater IT cost efficiency.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2007	Downloads	8
Format	Case Studies
Topics	High Availability, Database Management, Database Applications

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