on 08-16-2007 9:16 PM
Hi,
For many years i use SapDB with Linux, this month i migrate to MaxDB 7.6.2.10 running on Linux x86_64, because of new features on Solaris 10 i like to migrate the O.S. too, then i want to know if anyone wish to share with us the experiences, troubles or tips of running MaxDB with Solaris 10 in an AMD64 server?
thanks
Clóvis
Hi Clovis,
currently there are <b>no</b> plans to release MaxDB versions through SDN for operating systems other than Linux and Windows.
Kind regards,
Roland
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We run some instances on Solaris 10 on x86_64 with ZFS as filesystem and Solaris Zones as virtualization layer - works like a charm.
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Markus
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I don´t get your question...
Solaris has it´s own virtualization layer called "Zones" or "Containers" - see here:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/817-1592
We also use LInux but at the time of deciding, which way to go, XEN was not supported officially.
I got the software from the service marketplace since we´re a SAP customer.
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Markus
Hi Ashwath,
I'm not a sap customer, just a MaxDB user, then i cant use the MaxDB for Solaris? what is the reason for the mySql site have the version 7.6.00.37 and the SDN have the version 7.6.2.10? in mySQL have the installation for Solaris but with the version 7.6.00.37, exists any chance to SAP publish in SDN their version for Solaris?
best regards.
Clóvis
I never really got the reason about that.
Version 7.5 had a cvs repository (there was a p4-to-cvs gateway doing that) so you could get the actual sources. The same has been true for 7.6 but at some point, SAP/MySQL/whoever changed the license (politics) and from this point on no actual sources for 7.6 were available through cvs.
I think that change in the licensing model was the reason for MySQL not having actual sources (and binaries to some extent) for 7.6 and beyond (but still has for 7.5).
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Markus
The difference between 7.6.0.37 and the 7.6.2.16 are not that big from a functionality point of view; there are some special features for OLAP applications and other small things so if you want to test, you can with 7.6.0.37 without problems.
I don´t think there´s a way to get an account just for the MaxDB database... (I´m not SAP employee so I don´t know if that´s possible).
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Markus
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