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Re: Configuring Oracle for an SMP machine

From: Juergen Maihoefner <jmai_at_dagon.franken.de>
Date: 1997/12/24
Message-ID: <34A0EE57.5C94565D@dagon.franken.de>#1/1

toadman wrote:
>
> Yes, it helps quite a bit. I just need to confirm now that
> Oracle is in fact utilizing all processors. It's a quad
> processor. One question though, exactly what does Oracle
> thread to different processors: distinct queries or distinct
> sessions?

Start svrmgr, connect as internal.
type 'show parameter cpu_count'.

As I remember, Oracle distribute Queries since V8; earlier versions need a separate option called 'distributed query option'; also, recovery is done parallel in every version since V7.

Elsewhere, _distinct_ queries are shared on all processors.

Sessions are distributed, since it is a OS-related job, I think ?

There's a comfiguration option called 'multi-threaded servers', used in environments with many simultanoes sessions, but is not available on NT.

bye, jm

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Received on Wed Dec 24 1997 - 00:00:00 CST

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