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     FILE#     PHYRDS    PHYWRTS   PHYBLKRD  PHYBLKWRT    READTIM
WRITETIM
---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
----------
         7    3340334      30904    4567713      30904     362219
1476572
        11    1157340       3912    1270225       3912     151551
122910
        13    2585912      42702    6384251      42702     242112
636283
        20    2451068       5251    2509170       5251     336419
218841
        27     868670      37995     868673      37995     432869
14026129
        32    3596539      97971    3814695      97971     537299
4645681
        35     160846      60689     160846      60689     106501
2257092
        36     397062      33123     397062      33123     110214
947353
        40    2092537       5314    2104019       5314     163361
479852
        42     787569      13478     787570      13478     204421
190629
        55    1991149      39483    4483007      39483     235299
1377869
        58    1720827     103234    1720834     103234     423799
1884931
        59    1809887      11165    2610392      11165     413163
172370
        61     373649      17329     373649      17329     107455
373292
        84     798905      26702     798908      26702     166670
550920

FWIW - File 27 hold less than a half dozen LARGE (128M or greater)
indexes.

As can be seen many more READS than WRITES are happening.
So why is the time spent doing WRITES  is so much larger
in many cases than time spent doing reads?

What, if anything, can be done to reduce the WRITE time?
For the most part the disk volumes under these files are
configured using RAID-1.



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