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RE: db_block_lru_latches

From: kkennedy <kkennedy_at_firstpoint.com>
Date: Wed, 03 Jul 2002 15:23:21 -0800
Message-ID: <F001.0048F8B4.20020703152321@fatcity.com>


Uhmmm. 8.5E-06, to the best of my recollection is scientific notation for .0000085 which is less than 3 percent. Of course, with all the talk about Heisenberg today, I'm uncertain. Better find Schrodinger's cat and ask it. Kevin Kennedy
First Point Energy Corporation

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So this is not good:

CHILD# RATIO
------- -------
16 8.5E-06
15 .000013

14 7.5E-06
13 6.5E-06
12 8.2E-06

11 .00001
10 9.3E-06
9 9.1E-06
8 8.4E-06
7 .000012
6 9.5E-06
5 8.5E-06
4 9.8E-06
3 9.1E-06
2 8.9E-06

1 .000008
16 rows selected.

Enter value for child_latch_number: 16

old 3: WHERE lo_setid <= &&child_latch_number
new 3: WHERE lo_setid <= 16
old 4: AND hi_setid >= &&child_latch_number
new 4: AND hi_setid >= 16

NAME

KEEP
RECYCLE
DEFAULT At 01:07 PM 7/3/2002 -0800, Jared.Still_at_radisys.com wrote:
>If you aren't experiencing performance problems, the best thing to do
>is nothing.
>
> >From the docs ( Designing and Tuning for Performance )
>
>To determine whether your system is experiencing latch contention, begin
>by determining whether there is LRU latch contention for any individual
>latch.
>
>SELECT CHILD#, SLEEPS / GETS RATIO
>FROM V$LATCH_CHILDREN
>WHERE NAME = 'cache buffers lru chain';
>
>
>The miss ratio for each LRU latch should be less than 3%. A ratio above 3%
>for any particular latch is indicative of LRU latch contention and should
>be addressed.
>You can determine the buffer pool to which the latch is associated as
>follows:
>
>SELECT NAME
>FROM V$BUFFER_POOL
>WHERE lo_setid <= child_latch_number
>AND hi_setid >= child_latch_number;
>
>Jared
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Hamid Alavi <hamid.alavi_at_quovadx.com>
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>07/03/2002 08:58 AM
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> To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L <ORACLE-L_at_fatcity.com>
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> Subject: db_block_lru_latches
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>
>List,
>
>I have a question regarding db_block_lru_latches, I have read in some
>book(can't remember) which the best number for this parameter is (number
>of
>CPU)*6 or db_block_buffers/50.
>But these two result is diffrent,anybody have any idea what's the best
>configuration for this parameter.
>In my configuration it has been set to 1 as default and I have two CPU so
>it
>means it should be 6*2 = 12?is it right?
>Thanks allot for your recommendation.
>
>
>
>
>
>Hamid Alavi
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>Cell 818 402-1987
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