Following last night's presso from Nathan and Andre (thanks very much for 
another interesting night) -

Yesterday one of our DBAs was complaining about IO performance and 
supplied two PIDs to look at from the OS. (Thanks!)

Although vxstat/iostat on the diskgroup/associated LUNs showed a 
consistently large number of write IOPS, response times were always low. 
The oracle processes had >200 LWPs, and running a prstat -mL -p <PID> 
showed that at all times, every thread bar one spent 98% of its time in 
LCK.

Any speculation?

Regards, 
Alex



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