lines produced by 10046 level 8.
/Bjørn.
AK wrote:
when I am trying to execute tkprof
on 10046 output file ( level 8 ) , i am getting core dump .
any idea why ?
thanks,
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tatements in both paragraphs seems ambiguous.
Pls shade some light.
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updated these scripts to work against the 9.2 statspack tables.
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> > > > > > * You *have* to take a COLD backup of the
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> > disks. The 24th disk is cheap, but how much does the 25th disk cost? In
> > addition to the disk drive we need a cabinet, controllers, cache, host
> > adapters, cables, floor space, environmental controls, installation,
> > configuration, management, maintenance contract, an
SPACE is not so cheap.
If that were true, how come people buy disk space and end up with enough GB
but too few spindles, in stead of buying enough spindles and realizing they
have lots of spare disk space?
(Couldn't resist that one, I know this is not really what you meant)
Rgds, Bjørn
=FORCE but that degrade the performance of queries.
> We are having 9.0.1.2.1 on Win 2k.
> What can be the other options along with Cursor_sharing to redunce soft and
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> > > Ed
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> > > > Hi
> > > > In our database I found SOFT PARSE RATION is 62% which is lower than
> > > > normal.What could be problem and how to correct this problem?Please
> > > > suggest. Thx
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> I believe you can reduce that ratio by using session_cursors
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> 64 SQL statements EXPLAINed using schema:
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>19969 lines in trace file.
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> Who is your configuration ?
Two nodes running in VMWare on an HP laptop
> 2- Which Linux version ?
RH 7.1 + logical volume manager
> 3- Which Oracle version ?
9.0.1.2.0
> 4- Is is fun ?
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good suggestions. I have already tried all the obvious
> init.ora parameters like make_delete_faster=true but
> they do not seem to work.:-)
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> > not to use them. I was just wondering what the rest of the group
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On Tuesday 19 February 2002 20:53, bill thater wrote:
>
> i had to do a bunch with SQL*Calc because damagement understood
> Lotus123. it was less than enjoyable.;-)
I was porting SQL*Calc to Unix - that was even less than enjoyable!
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HLI and OCI - that reminds me of another nice one from the dark ages. Some
of you around here, who consider yourself "old" in terms of Oracle may
remember, the oci call osql3(), which was later superceeded by oparse()
(version 6/7-ish, I think). Well, the reason for the old call being
There must be somebody beside myself remembering version 3, which did not
have read consistency - the great new feature of version 4. In 3, doing
UFI> insert into emp select * from emp;
would cause anything from having 28 rows in emp till having and endless loop
in the kernel only finishing w
The term "index only tables" was replaced by "index organized table" sometime
during the early stages, so it might have creeped into some documentation
somewhere. It's exactly the same thing and are also known as IOT's.
On Thursday 14 February 2002 22:31, you wrote:
> Greetings all,
>
> Can an
Ramesh,
I still don't know exactly what you mean by 'database sizing'. If what you
really mean is 'disk capacity', the most important factor today is the number
of I/O's available on your most active tablespaces and the redo log files.
Frequently, you end up with a situation, that your disk c
Ramesh,
I presume you are looking for something to tell you how to configure a
database server, and such a thing does not exist. Period.
The real answer is, that this is far too application dependent, and that
only the application developers can provide anything of this kind. And
even in th
It is not completely true what others have said, that RAC is the same as
OPS. RAC obviously builds on OPS, but there are quite a lot of
enhancements to improve the cache coherency issues, and it is also
expected that 9iR2 brings even more.
Thanks, Bjørn.
dist cash wrote:
> ORACLE 9i claim it
Title: White space compression in Oracle
Marc,
There are subtle differences between CHAR and VARCHAR2 when it comes to comparison
semantics as CHAR comparisons are blank padded, which VARCHAR2 are not.
Thanks, Bjørn.
Marc Perkowitz wrote:
Beth,
Actually, varchar2 is char with
seq$ will be soft parsed
for each use of a non-cached sequence number.
I would suggest you run your session with event 10046 traceing turned on.
Thanks, Bjørn.
James Manning wrote:
[Bjørn Engsig]
There are two things worth mentioning: cursor_sharing does NOT remove soft parses
If you're in to perl, you can get an Oracle module for perl. Thanks, Bjørn.
Smith, Ron L. wrote:
>I have a Unix batch script that calls a short (5 line) SQL script. Is there
>any way to include the SQL statements in the Unix script
>instead of calling the SQL?
>
>Ron Smith
>DBA
>Kerr-McGee
Jared Still wrote:
>Re the soft parse: this is essentially hashing the SQL
>and getting a hit in the lib cache. These can't be
>avoided.
>
Well, properly coded applications, that execute the same SQL statement
over and over again are code, such that there are no - hard or soft -
parses. A
You should not expect to see much performance improvement, except in
special cases where you can replace large deletes or loads by simpler
partition operations. Your decision to use partitioning should be based
on the ability to handle (i.e. DBA work) partitions separately, where
you can e.g.
It only cost you memory on the server side - there is practically no
performance hit. However, running out of open_cursors could be a sign
of incorrectly coded applications, that would open and never close a
cursor. You therefore need to keep an eye on this - v$open_cursor may
be of interest
To get resonable results from the reports, your timing interval should
be around 10 to 30 minutes. As running statspack collection every that often
is likely to produce far too much data than you want to have space for, I
always recommend running statspack collection in a system like this
If you are in to doing just moderately interesting performance
investigation and tuning, I would highly recommend learning how to use
the raw trace file. The aggregation that tkprof does has a tendency to
hide information rather than providing much more than the raw file.
Thanks, Bjørn.
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With the caveat, that I am a consultant and not actually a DBA, I would argue
very strongly, that the OPS DBA needs quite some extra understanding, knowledge
and experience compared to one managing a single instance Oracle. In particular:
- Performance problems, primarily due to
You clearly also need to ask these persons about application design.
Together with the database design, poor application design is the
source of countless performance problems. The good application
developer is fully aware of how Oracle handles SQL statemens, how he
should and should not wri
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You may wont to reconsider using Richard Niemiec's book. It's unfortunately
NOT one of the best books on Oracle tuning, you can get. It's actually pretty
full of factual errors and poor advices. There is a quite negative review
on amazon, that you should read.
I too,
The ora-600 12333 occurs in the two task layer, if it receives a function
code or argument, that is unexpected or invalid. Normally,the arguments
after [12333] identify some details about this, and there are a few metalink
notes relevant. The 12333 will always be followed by an ora-3106.
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