All,
Oracle 8.0.5.0.0 Tru64 4.0f
We are having a performance issue with one of our applications and it looks
like it is pointing to the db file sequential reads event. I have been doing
some digging around and a recommendation in a book I have has suggested a
possible way to alleviate
is that the I/O is too slow ?
Anjo Kolk
http://www.oraperf.com
Robertson Lee - lerobe wrote:
All,
Oracle 8.0.5.0.0 Tru64 4.0f
We are having a performance issue with one of our applications and it looks
like it is pointing to the db file sequential reads event. I have been doing
some digging around
to the db file sequential reads event. I have been doing
some digging around and a recommendation in a book I have has suggested a
possible way to alleviate this is to use the INDEX_FFS hint in the query.
Anyone used this before ??. or indeed any other recommendations where I
should be looking.
Regards
a performance issue with one of our applications and it
looks
like it is pointing to the db file sequential reads event. I have been
doing
some digging around and a recommendation in a book I have has suggested a
possible way to alleviate this is to use the INDEX_FFS hint in the query.
Anyone used
is that the I/O is too
slow ?
Anjo Kolk
http://www.oraperf.com
Robertson Lee - lerobe wrote:
All,
Oracle 8.0.5.0.0 Tru64 4.0f
We are having a performance issue with one of our
applications and it
looks
like it is pointing to the db file sequential
reads event. I have been
doing
4.0f
We are having a performance issue with one of our
applications and it
looks
like it is pointing to the db file sequential
reads event. I have been
doing
some digging around and a recommendation in a book
I have has suggested a
possible way to alleviate this is to use
Tru64 4.0f
We are having a performance issue with one of
our
applications and it
looks
like it is pointing to the db file sequential
reads event. I have been
doing
some digging around and a recommendation in a
book
I have has suggested a
possible way to alleviate
$waitstat showed
me lots of waits for 'data blocks', v$system_event showed me waits for 'db
file sequential reads' and 'buffer busy waits'. From v$session_wait, I
tracked this down to a single table. v$filestat shows me lot of physical
reads for the disk where the datafile holding that table resides
in
v$system_event for
'buffer busy
waits' (2 million)
and mainly
'db file sequential
reads' (9
on db file sequential reads (85% of the active
waits)
No disk I/O problem is detected.
Buffer cache hit_ratio = 92.30 %
Is it normal to have such amount of waits on db file sequential reads ?
SVRMGR select n1.event Event Name,
2 n1.event_count Count,
3 n1
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