Your
db_block_buffers=1048576 times your db_block_size.
If your db_block_size is 8k, you need 8gb of RAM.
If db_block_size is 4k, you need 4gb of RAM.
Richard
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Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2002 11:13 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
I am getting:
SQL
Aha!!!
I actually copied the init.ora file over from a Oracle9i database and I had
to rename db_cache_size to db_block_buffers. Guess, what, now I remember -
db_block_buffers are in blocks and db_cache_size are in bytes. So I simply
renamed the parameter without changing the number :
Thanks
