Database Too Slow - Suggestions???

2003-01-29 Thread moyam
Hi Gurus,

We have an OLTP 8i database on Win 2K RAM 1GB with about 10 million rows,
Total size 100GB. Have done a bit of tuning here and there (see stats below).
What do you read of these stats?

SVRMGR Rem The init.ora parameters currently in effect:
SVRMGR select name, value from v$parameter where isdefault = 'FALSE' 
 2   order by name;
NAMEVALUE

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background_dump_deste:\oracle\ora81\rdbms\trace

compatible  8.1.6.0

control_files   f:\optima\control\ctl1opt1.ora,
g:\opti
cpu_count   2

cursor_sharing  EXACT

db_block_buffers7

db_block_checking   FALSE

db_block_checksum   FALSE

db_block_lru_latches2

db_block_max_dirty_target   7

db_block_size   8192

db_file_multiblock_read_count   114

db_files1024

db_name opt1

dml_locks   700

enqueue_resources   1548

fast_start_io_target7

instance_name   opt1

java_pool_size  32768

job_queue_interval  60

job_queue_processes 10

large_pool_size 200

lm_locks12000

lm_ress 6000

log_archive_destj:\optimabackups

log_archive_start   TRUE

log_buffer  655360

log_checkpoint_interval 1

log_checkpoints_to_alertFALSE

max_dump_file_size  10240

max_enabled_roles   100

max_rollback_segments   30

object_cache_optimal_size   102400

open_cursors300

optimizer_features_enable   8.1.6

optimizer_max_permutations  8

optimizer_mode  CHOOSE

parallel_automatic_tuning   TRUE

parallel_min_servers2

processes   150

remote_login_passwordfile   EXCLUSIVE

service_names   opt1

shared_pool_reserved_size   1600

shared_pool_size7500

sort_area_retained_size 400

sort_area_size  400

sort_multiblock_read_count  2

sql_trace   FALSE

timed_statisticsTRUE

user_dump_dest  e:\oracle\ora81\rdbms\trace

50 rows selected.


SVRMGR select n1.name Statistic, 
 2n1.change Total, 
 3round(n1.change/trans.change,2) Per Transaction,
 4round(n1.change/((start_users + end_users)/2),2)  Per Logon,
 5round(n1.change/(to_number(to_char(end_time,   'J'))*60*60*24
-
 6 to_number(to_char(start_time, 'J'))*60*60*24
+
 7 to_number(to_char(end_time,   'S')) -
 8 to_number(to_char(start_time, 'S')))
 9  , 2) Per Second
10from 
11 stats$stats n1, 
12 stats$stats trans, 
13 stats$dates
14where 
15  trans.name='user commits'
16 and  n1.change != 0
17order by n1.name;
Statistic   TotalPer Transact Per LogonPer Second

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CPU used by this session 6890325  1490.77135104.41
20030.01
CPU used when call started 15893 3.44   311.63
46.2
CR blocks created224  .05 4.39
.65
DBWR buffers scanned  201533 43.6  3951.63
585.85
DBWR checkpoint buffers wri   84  .02 1.65
.24
DBWR free buffers found   20138543.57  3948.73
585.42
DBWR lru scans64  .01 1.25
.19
DBWR make free requests   68  .01 1.33
.2
DBWR summed scan depth201533 43.6  3951.63
585.85
DBWR transaction table writ   110  .22
.03
DBWR undo block writes   193  .04 3.78
.56
Parallel operations downgra10  .02
0
SQL*Net roundtrips to/from  9954 2.15   195.18
28.94
background timeouts  374  .08 7.33
1.09
buffer is not pinned count791315   171.21 15515.98
2300.33
buffer is pinned count 8775118.99  

Re: Database Too Slow - Suggestions???

2003-01-29 Thread Rachna Vaidya
What is Buffer Cache Hit Ratio? LC Hit RAtio?
What's the hardware?
Run top or mpstat or sar to get the system stats...

We had seen somewhat somilar bstat estat data...

+Rachna

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 Hi Gurus,

 We have an OLTP 8i database on Win 2K RAM 1GB with about 10 million rows,
 Total size 100GB. Have done a bit of tuning here and there (see stats
below).
 What do you read of these stats?


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