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Re: Cache Hit Ratio

From: Joseph Sumalbag <joseph_sumalbag_at_bose.com>
Date: 1998/01/06
Message-ID: <34B2887C.2C9F@bose.com>#1/1

I'm not sure but you could be talking about the pre_page parameter on your init<SID>.ora ..
Set it to TRUE
.. This will help you achieve a higher hit ratio faster although it may cause your database to take sometime when you restart it .
I hope this helps

Someone wrote:
>
> In my current setup I always bring down oracle for a cold backup every
> night. Of course, when Oracle starts up the cache hit ratio is low as
> the tables get read back into memory. I seem to recall a long time ago
> that someone in this newsgroup asked whether you could load tables back
> into memory or even perhaps take a snapshot of the SGA and reload it
> when it restarts. Seems unlikely but hey, anyone have any ideas?

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Received on Tue Jan 06 1998 - 00:00:00 CST

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