Have you tested the network with "ping"? Some platforms have utility called "spray"
which helps you determine the network throughput. You cannot make conclusions about
network based on Oracle wait events.
On 04/26/2004 09:59:37 AM, Arghadeep Chatterjee wrote:
> I am trying to analyze a Oracle Perf problem for a client
> all my low level 10046 trace shows predominantly SQL*Message to client and from client waits ,I am of the opinion that Network is to be blamed here Can anybody Plz take a look at one of the trace files and confirm my findings.
> Regards
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Oracle DBA
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