Thanks Robert, and thanks once again, Gopal.

Now, metalink also has a formula for finding the number of transaction
slots (DOC ID: 177926.999), and Steve Adams too explains precisely how he
arrived at that number of 21 slots for a 2K block size at
http://www.ixora.com.au/q+a/0008/29204045.htm without dumping the header
block, from v$TYPE_SIZE.

But then the metalink has one formula, if the rollback segment has a fixed
number of extents, and another if it has unlimited number of extents. Steve
Adams also does refer to the extent control headers, but I think he's done
either of the one assumptions.

Can someone take a look at both the articles, and confirm if its' really
so.

Thanks a Ton
Raj
                                                                                       
             
                                                                                       
             
                                                                                       
             






                                                                                       
                              
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To give credit where credit is due, this came from my friend
K Gopalakrishnan...

The transaction slots are visible as KTUXESLT in  X$KTUXE. We can get the
number of transaction slots in the rollback segments by

select count(*) ktuxeslt from X$ktuxe group by ktuxeusn;

The # of transaction slots are determined by the database block size.

RF

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I believe someone else had asked this question before, but I did not see a
reply. Does anyone know the number of transaction slots in the rollback
segment header for block sizes of 4k, 8k, et all?

>From what I have read, for a block size of 2K, its 21 transaction slots.
(Steve Adams at www.ixora.com.au)
For a block size of 8K, its 98 (Jonathan Lewis on Metalink - For 8.1.6)

As per Metalink:

2K - 31
4K - 67
8K - 140

Different answers? What does it depend on? OS Version, Oracle Version,
number of extents in rollback segment??

Regards
Raj


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