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Re: Questions about performance tuning rules of thumb

From: Joel Garry <joelga_at_pebble.ml.org>
Date: 1998/03/19
Message-ID: <6es9tv$91c$1@pebble.ml.org>#1/1

In article <6el18b$qqg$1_at_news.metrobbs.com>, x <xenophon_at_usa.net> wrote:
>
>We are looking into optimizing i/o performance for a data warehouse running
>Oracle 7.3.3 on HP/UX 10.3. Are these rules of thumb reasonable for
>warehouses?
>
>1) The more memory the better. Oracle loves memory. Is there a
>relationship with lots of memory improving certain types of read performance
>for system tables? Should the SGA be set as large as possible? I hear
>this commonly in the AIX world.

It should be set as large as possible without setting off swapping. That may mean 1/3 to 1/2 of physical.

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