vivek_kaushal
Well Known Member
Hi Guys
We are using EnterpriseOne XE with Oracle database. Our current Enterprise server is dual CPU and databases are also running on Enterprise servers. We are planning to replace our old Enterprise server with new one but it has run into Oracle database licensing issue. We brought Oracle licensing about 6 years back ( based on CPU clock). The new licensing is based on number of CPUs. So basically we can transfer old licensing to One CPU only and need additional $$$ to buy second CPU license.
Now management is asking me why can not you run Enterprise server with database on a single CPU machine as the CPU speed of new CPU is equivalent/more than old CPUs. I am trying to find reasons. Is somebody running Enterprise server on single CPU? Are there performance implication running EnterpriseOne on single CPU? Has anybody done any performance benchmarks running Enterprise server with database on single vs dual CPU machine?
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Thanks
We are using EnterpriseOne XE with Oracle database. Our current Enterprise server is dual CPU and databases are also running on Enterprise servers. We are planning to replace our old Enterprise server with new one but it has run into Oracle database licensing issue. We brought Oracle licensing about 6 years back ( based on CPU clock). The new licensing is based on number of CPUs. So basically we can transfer old licensing to One CPU only and need additional $$$ to buy second CPU license.
Now management is asking me why can not you run Enterprise server with database on a single CPU machine as the CPU speed of new CPU is equivalent/more than old CPUs. I am trying to find reasons. Is somebody running Enterprise server on single CPU? Are there performance implication running EnterpriseOne on single CPU? Has anybody done any performance benchmarks running Enterprise server with database on single vs dual CPU machine?
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Thanks