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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> Re: Dedicated Server versus Shared Server
Hello Eriovaldo,
I think you mean shared mode is multithreaded configuration.
The multithreaded server configuration (MTS) allows many user processes to
share very few server processes. The user processes connect to a
dispatcher background process, which routes client requests to the
next available shared server process.
The advantage of the multithreaded server configuration is that system
overhead is reduced, increasing the number of users that can be
supported. A small number of shared server processes can perform the
same amount of processing as many dedicated server processes, and
the amount of memory required for each user is relatively small.
You need to add several parameters to your init file to enable MTS:
mts_dispatchers
mts_servers
In dedicated mode every connection has it's own server process processing it's data.
The advantages of MTS become valuable when there are several hundred simultaneously connected users (at least) and it's an OLTP application (server processes consistently wait for user input, etc. I mean server processes load is relatively small)
Thursday, May 16, 2002, 8:48:21 AM, you wrote:
EA> Hi friends :
EA> What is the diference between The instance in dedicated mode and shared mode EA> ?
EA> Can I to change the mode from one to other ?
EA> What is the best way ?
EA> Regards
EA> Eriovaldo
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