Check memory comsumption of oracle in your taskmanager (assuming you're
using M$ WIN). Sum of blockbuffer+javapool+sharedpool should exceed to
much of your memory, cause Windoze needs a lot of memory too!
Disk I/O on a laptop isn'r the fastest in the world as well. More Memory, a
second phys. disk might help (OS and DB on seperate disks is always a good
idea!)
/PenguinDBA
"Paul Moore" <paul.moore_at_atosorigin.com> wrote
news:6kcc0ugf06o9vbs5ntk1ho06rtbasbdl1d_at_4ax.com...
> I have a Personal Oracle 8i setup on my laptop (650MHz, 256M RAM). It
> runs fine. However, I just tried to create a new database, with Java
> enabled (first time I've tried using Java).
>
> The database create took HUGE amounts of time - over an hour. In the
> end, I killed it as I couldn't believe there wasn't something wrong.
> However, a colleague told me he had had a similar experience.
>
> Is setting up a Java-enabled database *really* that slow?
>
> Paul.
>
Received on Thu Nov 29 2001 - 07:59:53 CST
