RE: Background Process

Hi Raj,

These are I/O slaves. You get them by setting 'dbwr_io_slaves' and possibly other similar parameters.

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@ Steve Adams
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DBAs

I facing severe IO on the server. I got no clue why. I find three oracle background processes which I never heard of.

They are ora_i101_orcl, ora_i102_orcl, ora_i201_orcl.

Any idea what is this?

Thanks

Raj

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