Kirti,
Nice assessment. Even I have a tried recordlength = 128K on HP-UX 10.20 and 
results very fantastic. However HP 11 does not allow me to exceed 65K
Regards
Rafiq


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Here are some numbers from my testing of various options for exp and imp...
Table had 4.9 Mil rows. Oracle 8.1.7 on AIX 4.3.3. Time is average from 3
attempts.
Exporting the table:
Conventional (without any options)  412.81sec
   recordlength=16384    399.65sec   recordlength is set to the value of
DB_BLOCK_SIZE
   buffer=1048576        251.79sec
   buffer=1048576 recordlength=16384    248.75sec    recordlength is set to
the value of DB_BLOCK_SIZE
   buffer=1048576 recordlength=65535   235.38sec   recordlength is set to 
the
maximum value for the platform
   direct=y  66.20sec
   direct=y recordlength=16384       51.85sec  recordlength is set to the
value of DB_BLOCK_SIZE
   direct=y recordlength=65535        45.60sec  recordlength is set to the
maximum value for the platform
Importing the same table (Table had no PKEY constraints).
   commit=y indexes=n ignore=y  594.88sec
   commit=y indexes=n ignore=y buffer=1048576  312.96sec Approximately 
16,131
rows in the insert array
   commit=y indexes=n ignore=y buffer=5242880  289.55sec Approximately 
80,860
rows in the insert array
   commit=y indexes=n ignore=y buffer=10485760 288.12sec Approximately
161,320 rows in the insert array

Hope this helps...

Regards,


- Kirti Deshpande
   Verizon Information Services
    http://www.superpages.com

 > -----Original Message-----
 > From:        [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 > Sent:        Friday, June 22, 2001 4:19 PM
 > To:  Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
 > Subject:     RE: exp performance question ( direct=y)
 >
 > I believe so. It may have a slightly different meaning.  Rows, commit,
 > these things act a little differently. (Is that not specific enough?)  
And
 > direct is an exp param, that greatly affects your imp.
 >
 > Statistics is another exp parameter that takes affect on import. The
 > export puts a stats statement in the dump file, which imp finds and
 > executes. I imagine direct works the same way.
 >
 > A quick test on a tiny table shows that conventional exp creates a
 > dump file that's slightly bigger. Visually, in a text editor, both files
 > look very much alike.
 >
 > And the timing difference - for the export - was BIG. The conventional
 > exported in 12 seconds, the direct was INSTANT, less than a second.
 >
 > I've experienced the same on large tables, and I probably even have
 > timings saved somewhere.
 >
 > HTH,
 >
 > Yosi
 >
 >
 >
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