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Dec 8, 2004

Hi All,

looking for some views about where to place these catalogs. The manual says they work more effiecntly on a different drive to the database, which is understandable.

I'm in the processes of designing a new database application which is to be avaiable via the internet, and extranet app. But as I'm planning to host the app and the main database on a shared server but to have the catalogs on another server held in house. The app will have search facilities as its main use. They will obviously be some performace issues, but is this a good idea?

Thanks for any comments..

Regards
Davej

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