> -----Original Message-----
> From: VIVEK_SHARMA 
> Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2001 3:38 PM
> To:   '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject:      Waits on latch free for shared_pool & library Cache
> 
> 
> CASE Overall Fall in performance of a primarily OLTP Banking Product after
> Loading about 10 GB of Data ( thru SQL*Loader , exp/imp)into an Existing
> Database of Size 65 GB 
> 
> Oracle 7345 on Solaris 2.6 
> 1 DB Server - E6500 , 26 CPUs , 26 GB RAM
> 2 APP Servers - SAme as DB Server
> 
> - Waits on Latch Free for shared_pool , Library Cache Phenominally High 
> Qs. What may be Done for the Same ?
>  
> SVRMGR> select ksmchcls status,ksmchcom,sum(ksmchsiz) Bytes
>      2> from x$ksmsp
>      3> group by ksmchcls,ksmchcom
>      4> order by ksmchcls,ksmchcom;
> STATUS   KSMCHCOM         BYTES     
> -------- ---------------- ----------
> R-free   free memory         6667540
> R-freea  PL/SQL MPCODE         28924
> R-freea  dictionary cach       35940
> R-freea  library cache        594336
> R-freea  multiblock rea          272
> R-freea  reserved stoppe          80
> R-freea  session param v      610504
> R-freea  sql area              92992
> R-perm   permanent memor    11206764
> R-recr   KGL handles          520676
> R-recr   library cache        230564
> R-recr   sql area              11488
> free     free memory        24446040
> freeabl  PL/SQL MPCODE         23852
> freeabl  PLS cca hp desc         164
> freeabl  character set m       21456
> freeabl  character set o        3180
> freeabl  dictionary cach     2052820
> freeabl  kzull                112224
> freeabl  library cache      26556604
> freeabl  multiblock rea          544
> freeabl  session param v     1937040
> freeabl  sql area           21544832
> perm     permanent memor    75818168
> recr     KGL handles         7410592
> recr     PL/SQL MPCODE         22272
> recr     PLS non-lib hp         2096
> recr     fixed allocatio        4676
> recr     library cache       8967020
> recr     row cache lru          2384
> recr     sql area            3318024
> recr     table definiti         1140
> 32 rows selected.
> SVRMGR> 
> SVRMGR> 
> SVRMGR> spool off
> 
> freeabl - most probably  stands for the memory that has been used but is
> freeable 
> perm - most probably stands for the free memory not yet moved to free area
> for use
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