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10-28-2020 05:51 AM
10-28-2020 04:33 PM
Hi nar,
Welcome to the community.
I see that you have put 300 properties per node. That seems to be excessive. Is this correct?
10-30-2020 12:27 AM
Yes, we have huge site inventory. Current Oracle DB size exceeds 2TB.
300 Properties per node is the correct number.
Thanks.
10-30-2020 04:11 AM
If so it looks like you might be mapping the each row to a node. That would not be a good idea. In RDBMS world we tend to denormalize things to make it work faster (avoid joins). You may have to take a look at the graph model.
The CPU/Core/memory requirements depend upon what the model is and how you are querying graph. If you try to store the way you have mentioned I am afraid the performance might not be what you are expecting. We can estimate the db size, but that won't help much.
In my experience a node did not have more than 10 properties. That does not mean, there cannot be any exceptions. It may make sense to take a step back and take a look at the graph model first before looking to sizing. May be you can load some sample data set and extrapolate the size from that.
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