Try:
compute sum of bytes on report
break on report
column name format a30 heading 'Memory Structure'
column bytes format 999,999,999,999 heading 'Bytes'
select * from v$sgastat
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Hi,

According to book "Oracle Performance Tuning 101" (By Gaja K. Vaidyanatha),

page 316:

Oracle SGA Component         Percent Memory Allocation

Database buffer cache         ~ 80
Shared Pool area              ~ 12
...

This means 80% of SGA should be allocated to "Database buffer cache". Now I

have an oracle 8173 db running on Sun 2.8:

SQL> select * from v$sga;
NAME                      VALUE
-------------------- ----------
Fixed Size                73888
Variable Size         278183936
Database Buffers      409600000
Redo Buffers            1040384

How would I know if my "Variable Size" is too large or not? Which tables or

views that I can query to find if my shared_pool_area is set properly? BTW,

the db performance has been fine so far for about a year.

TIA.

Guang Mei













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