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It sounds as if have either created small redo log files,
or set the log_checkpoint_interval too low.
Look in your alert log for
checkpoint not complete message
and for the average time between checkpoints.
Jonathan Lewis
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Ramesh Ganesan wrote in message <77vf0l$m8l_at_bgtnsc03.worldnet.att.net>...
>Guys
>
>Environment : HP9000 - HPUX10.20 , Database resifding on a Disk array
>configured as RAID5.
>
>I find my Unix processes halting at times. Monitoring the Process doesn't
>show that the processes are being pushed or swapping taking place. The DBWR
>Checkpoints statistics however seems high. Would it help if I increase the
>DB writers - The Disk array has one controller but two bus channels and
>enough Cache.
>
>
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Received on Tue Jan 19 1999 - 14:23:27 CST