Hello,
First of all, let's notice that:
- number of means AMOUNT
- ratio means SPEED
- time means TIME
If you don't encounter time related events such as waits, CPU usages, It
doesn't make sense What the values of AMOUNT and SPEED are.
In you case, startting from parse count is not correct way. You should focus on
parsing if parse time is high.
use itrprof SQL Analyzer to see parse time, parse amount with their relavent
SQLs.
regards...
Fernando Papa wrote:
Hi everybody!
I have this numbers for "parses":
1402684 parse count (hard)
9766294 parse count (total)
14,36 % of my parses are hard
My database it's up since more than two days, with 943249 cumulative logons
(oltp). The problem is two months ago the percentage of hard parses was
about 12%... I try to find which sql sentences are forcing "hard" parses,
but I don't know I can do it querying some v$ views or I need to examine
directly all the sessions...
Thanks in advance!
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