Part: Recommended (Non-query) Optimisations

This section entitled "Recommended (non-query) optimisations" should be a brief report containing recommended optimisations you would recommend if you had total control of the database implementation. Web references will be permitted for this section, but must be presented using the Harvard System. 

Provide recommendations to areas like...

• Operating System
• Recommended processor
• Recommended network connection
• Recommended DBMS Parameter settings (i.e. buffer-size, cache-size etc.)
• Use of RAID technology

Marks will be awarded for the use of references to reputable sources of information to support your proposals.

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