Oracle Instance in VM
As per my understanding, when we install Oracle DB in a Unix/AIX server, Oracle usually picks the SYSDATE or date value from underlying Unix/AIX server and use that.
If I create one more VM in a unix/AIX machine, and if I install Oracle instances on these VM, and if the timestamp on each VM is different from the timestamp of physical machine on which they are created, will Oracle use physical machine timestamp of VM timestamp?
oracle unix oracle11g vmware aix
asked Nov 22 at 21:13
Manoj Kumar A
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As per my understanding, when we install Oracle DB in a Unix/AIX server, Oracle usually picks the SYSDATE or date value from underlying Unix/AIX server and use that.
If I create one more VM in a unix/AIX machine, and if I install Oracle instances on these VM, and if the timestamp on each VM is different from the timestamp of physical machine on which they are created, will Oracle use physical machine timestamp of VM timestamp?
oracle unix oracle11g vmware aix
asked Nov 22 at 21:13
Manoj Kumar A
82
A program running on a virtual computer is not supposed to know about the underlying physical computer. That's more or less the point of virtualisation.
– Lorinczy Zsigmond
Nov 23 at 3:55
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As per my understanding, when we install Oracle DB in a Unix/AIX server, Oracle usually picks the SYSDATE or date value from underlying Unix/AIX server and use that.
If I create one more VM in a unix/AIX machine, and if I install Oracle instances on these VM, and if the timestamp on each VM is different from the timestamp of physical machine on which they are created, will Oracle use physical machine timestamp of VM timestamp?
oracle unix oracle11g vmware aix
asked Nov 22 at 21:13
Manoj Kumar A
82
As per my understanding, when we install Oracle DB in a Unix/AIX server, Oracle usually picks the SYSDATE or date value from underlying Unix/AIX server and use that.
If I create one more VM in a unix/AIX machine, and if I install Oracle instances on these VM, and if the timestamp on each VM is different from the timestamp of physical machine on which they are created, will Oracle use physical machine timestamp of VM timestamp?
oracle unix oracle11g vmware aix
oracle unix oracle11g vmware aix
asked Nov 22 at 21:13
Manoj Kumar A
82
asked Nov 22 at 21:13
Manoj Kumar A
82
asked Nov 22 at 21:13
Manoj Kumar A
82
asked Nov 22 at 21:13
Manoj Kumar A
82
asked Nov 22 at 21:13
Manoj Kumar A
82
82
A program running on a virtual computer is not supposed to know about the underlying physical computer. That's more or less the point of virtualisation.
– Lorinczy Zsigmond
Nov 23 at 3:55
add a comment |
A program running on a virtual computer is not supposed to know about the underlying physical computer. That's more or less the point of virtualisation.
– Lorinczy Zsigmond
Nov 23 at 3:55
A program running on a virtual computer is not supposed to know about the underlying physical computer. That's more or less the point of virtualisation.
– Lorinczy Zsigmond
Nov 23 at 3:55
A program running on a virtual computer is not supposed to know about the underlying physical computer. That's more or less the point of virtualisation.
– Lorinczy Zsigmond
Nov 23 at 3:55
add a comment |
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A program running on a virtual computer is not supposed to know about the underlying physical computer. That's more or less the point of virtualisation.
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