>
> BTW - this is not a fair test of normal OLTP activity -
> some experiments I've been doing recently suggest
> that inside a PL/SQL loop the COMMIT does not
> cause a log file sync - if you check your
> redo synch writes
> and
> redo writes
> statistics, you may find that redo synch writes is
> extremely small (possibly 1, possibly 1 per log file)
> and you redo writes will almost certainly be less
> than the 15,000,000 commits you issued.
>
> I'm still working on the 'commit is not a sync'
> thing, but it really does seem that in pl/sql
> a 'commit is complete' BEFORE lgwr has written
> to disc.
>
Jonathan,
please, keep us in touch with the results (if any)
Regards,
Ed
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