, probably on the order of 10x
a second at peak) - all indexes that helped performance are created and
around already. :( But, ideally I'd like to be able to prove this is
the cause of the hot buffers before fixing anything.
Thanks, guys!!
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What is OPP?
http://otn.oracle.com/partners/oraclepartnerprogram.html
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Is there another site that's running that same code or something else
that can analyzer Event 10046 trace logs?
Daniþment Gazi Ünal: Any ideas? itrprof's been such a wonderful tool,
I'd really miss not being able to use it any more :(
Thanks!!
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, putting
the table into nologging during the delete (if that's an option,
which it probably isn't), etc?
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I'm getting an ORA-04031: unable to allocate 8192 bytes of shared
memory (large pool,unknown object,sort subheap,sort key) error,
and am having a hard time solving the issue.
http://www.cryer.co.uk/brian/oracle/ORA04031.htm
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ANYBODY KNOW WHAT'S THE EQUIVALENT OF THIS COMMAND IN UNIX?
host start cmd /c copy /u04/oradata/AMDEV/rbs01.dbf D:\oradata\fred\backup
host cp /u04/oradata/AMDEV/rbs01.dbf /oradata/fred/backup
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don't block
readers? I had heard Progress was on that list, but never confirmed.
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numbers (controlling order of execution) for startup and
shutdown respectively. Much much easier, at least IMHO, than doing
symlinks by hand.
James
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jmm@bp6:/tmp cat b
jmm@bp6:/tmp cat c
jmm@bp6:/tmp perl -e 'shift; print ' a b c
jmm@bp6:/tmp cat b c | perl -e 'shift; print ' a
James
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Check Metalink Note : 56016.999
Is there any way to get access to metalink for those of us not fortunate
enough to have an Oracle support contract? (Startup life is fun!)
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that would be
more helpful, I still have the raw trace around and would be happy to
re-run it.
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I'd give the probability rating around 1% at best :)
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an insert trigger on the table that
sets the PK field to a seq.nextval?
Thanks for your help, Bjørn!
James
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. But then, why isn't tkprof more clear on soft
vs. hard parses? :( In any case, it looks like it's not the problem
I thought it was.
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count (total) 69494630
parse time cpu 1082154
parse time elapsed 1420764
That looks *much* better to me!
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:)
Thanks!
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