I think I can make the same claim - probably
because I'm too lazy. But I have been known
to say things like:
Value X is pretty big compared to value Y
Of course, X is often 'the amount of work you say
you are doing' whilst Y is 'the amount of work the
database is doing'.
But most of the time X is 'the amount of time it
ought to take' and Y is 'the amount of time it
does take'.
Jonathan Lewis
http://www.jlcomp.demon.co.uk
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Practical Oracle 8i: Building Efficient Databases
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please n
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|I have never (honestly)
|calculated any buffer cache hit ratio. I am probably one of the few
people in
|the world who can say that.
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