This event is one of those 'you would never see' in normal database
operations.  As I have mentioned
in my earlier post, existance of this event translates in to some serious
I/O issues or broken disk in RAID05
or something similar to that..



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> Thanks KG.
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> There were underlying OS I/O issues. The SA is looking to fix the same.
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> Regards
> Raj
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> Rajesh:
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> Typically DBWR has to free up some buffers when you want to read something
> from the disk. During this process there are chances
> that you will be waiting for your local buffer (i.e blocks
> dirtied/invalidated by your session) to be written to disk. During this
> time
> the
> waits are shown as local write waits.
>
> BTW do you have any other write waits or just seeing local waits?  And
also
> are you noticing any timeouts for this waits? Typically
> we wait for local wait up to one second and spin (or retry) again..
> Timeouts
> for local write indicates a serious problem unless you
> have tiny  buffer cache or extremely slow disk'
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> KG
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> > Was creating an index with a degree of 4, and in unrecoverable manner?
> > There were few waits for an event called "local write wait". Can anyone
> > shed more light on this wait?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Raj
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