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  • 1.  Hi Everyone, I have one query, VDB will use target server recourse or delphix engine resource at the time of processing the transaction

    Posted 03-22-2017 09:33:00 AM
    Hi Everyone, I have one query, VDB will use target server recourse or delphix engine resource at the time of processing the transaction


  • 2.  RE: Hi Everyone, I have one query, VDB will use target server recourse or delphix engine resource at the time of processing the transaction

    Posted 03-22-2017 09:37:00 AM
    Hi Nikhil, is it a question? 
    If it is a question, both servers will use resouces:
    Delphix Engine will use CPU, Network and Storage to work with datafiles that share with the target server though the NFS. 
    Target Server will use CPU, Network (No storage) to work with Oracle processes.
    I hope it is what you asked.
    Regards.
    Gianpiero


  • 3.  RE: Hi Everyone, I have one query, VDB will use target server recourse or delphix engine resource at the time of processing the transaction

    Posted 03-22-2017 09:38:00 AM
    Yeah, Thanks a lot Gianpiero...


  • 4.  RE: Hi Everyone, I have one query, VDB will use target server recourse or delphix engine resource at the time of processing the transaction
    Best Answer

    Posted 03-22-2017 09:38:00 AM
    Hi Nikhil,

    A VDB will be running on a target host, and using the resources of that target server. VDB processing does not happen on the Delphix Engine. However, Delphix does provide the storage for the VDB, so any I/O workload from the VDB will then also use some resource on Delphix.



  • 5.  RE: Hi Everyone, I have one query, VDB will use target server recourse or delphix engine resource at the time of processing the transaction

    Posted 03-22-2017 09:39:00 AM
    Thanks Scott...now it is clear to me...
    I have one more question ...like how delphix provide lessening like per delphix engine or how? 


  • 6.  RE: Hi Everyone, I have one query, VDB will use target server recourse or delphix engine resource at the time of processing the transaction

    Posted 03-22-2017 10:13:00 AM
    Hi Nikhil,

    I'm sorry, I don't understand the question, can you explain what you mean?