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Performance of RDBMS hard partitioned across two processors

edited Aug 30, 2010 7:36PM in Linux Operating System (MOSC) 4 commentsAnswered
We are buying new servers for our RDBMS and E-Business apps.

Because we are single processor licensed on RDBMS, for compliance, I must hard partition using VM using two cores.

Is there a performance or reliability issue by hard partitioning two cores, each from a different processor in the server? (e.g. core 0 on processor 1, and core 0 on processor 2).

Other concerns?

Thanks

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