Ryan,
Have you checked with an editor or just the o/p of your script that
polls the alert log just in case your script missed it.
kind regards
Pete
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Hi April,
A few years ago in London for a large finance group a colleague and I
did a similar job where we used veritas on sun 4500 and 5200 storedge
arrays to specify which parts of the physical discs were used so we
could control physical locations. We had similar constraints, huge
amounts of
Hi, list:
Reading document rac deployment and performance release 1 document(Still 10i
beta that time), it said:
Improvements to adding a node
To add a node, you first connect the hardware according to your hardware
vendors installation instructions. However, you no longer need to install
Hi Bambi
If it is ftp that is your issue and not the filesystem you can try
another approach, go to a friend of mines site http://pgibbs.demon.co.uk
and look in useful code 'n' stuff and in there, there is a pair of C
programs called send and receive, they allow files to be sent between
each
I've a customer running a development environment of two OraApps 11.5.8
database instances and one more database instance (for web development under
WebLogic), all on a Sun V100.
Yes, that is a rack-mountable Solaris machine of 1U rack height with a
maximum configuration of one (1) UltraSPARC-III
Referencing the article mentioned in this thread, I'd also like to
understand exactly what is meant by the phrase [PGA_AGGREGATE_TARGET] leads
to a more efficient use of RAM memory?
From what I've been able to determine about this functionality, efficient
merely means space-efficient, not
Title: Re: Top (=10) Issues faced by Oracle DBAs Deploying in a SAN/NAS
NAS mistakes:
Not dedicating two (or more) network segments to NAS access only, segregated from other uses
Should you just plug a NAS into a general-purpose LAN and start connecting servers to it?
Why would more than one
Hi!
As I understand, when shared pool heap is allocated, half of it's memory is
actually hidden at first. Oracle just allocates one big permanent type
chunk for that.
The rest of memory is put on shared pool freelist. Initially this is just
one big free chunk as well, but starts shrinking as
Yep, I have development and even small production 8i instances which take
only about 100MB of memory (SGA, listener, dispatcher, shared servers).
Tanel.
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I've a
Thomas,
Please pardon me, but you are off-target in your criticisms of OFA.
It has never advocated separating tables from indexes for performance
purposes. Ironically, your email starts to touch on the real reason for
separating them (i.e. different types of I/O, different recovery
Hi!
From what I've been able to determine about this functionality,
efficient
merely means space-efficient, not performance-efficient (i.e. Fewer
cycles? Smarter cycles?). Is this correct? Does anyone know of anything
in WORKAREA_SIZE_POLICY=AUTO which improves performance over
Now that I think about it, it might very well be so :)
DBA_ views vs. base tables would be a different story (uet$ fet$ case with
LMT for example...)
Tanel.
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Was
I would still rank undo redologs together
with regular data because they're crucial for survivability and consistency
ofinformation...
Tanel.
If there is a policy to place all corporate data on
the shared storage (NAS), then surely redo, RBS/UNDO etc should not
I set PGA_AGGREGATE_TARGET to 2,5G in my home computer, but only about
3-4MB
of memory was used for my large sort for example. There are parameters
_smm_max_size and _smm_min_size for setting boundaries for automatic
One more note on these two parameters - setting them didn't work in my
chao_ping:
See following statsments from OracleWorld WP
ORACLE REAL APPLICATION CLUSTERS 10g : THE FOURTH GENERATION:
Oracle RAC 10g offers a complete clusterware management solution as an
integral component of Oracle RAC 10g available on all platforms Oracle
Database 10g runs on. This
Hi List,
Application desc: Something similar (not exactly) to a payment gateway ;
java/oracle 9iR2 will
be used to develop it; need to store credit
card numbers (encrypted) in the
database ; SSL will
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