Re: Oracle Myths

Creating a database in Oracle is complex, because you have to use tablespaces.

(I hate that one)

• Tom

In article <3ce21b71$0$8510$ed9e5944_at_reading.news.pipex.net>, nlitchfield @audit-commission.gov.uk says...
> Suggested list to be added to, deleted from etc
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> Store your segments in one extent for optimum performance.
> Space in an index is never reused.
> Full table scans are always bad: use the index.
> Seperate tables and indexes for performance reasons.
> You should always backup the online redo logs to avoid data loss.
> Buffer cache hit ratio should be as high as possible preferably greater than
> 90%.(from the java tool we use developed in house)
> Library Cache hit ratio should be greater than 99% if it isn't increase the
> size of the shared pool.(ditto!)
> Smallest table should be the driving table for hash joins.
> PCTIncrease should be as small as possible but non-zero to minimize
> tablespace fragmentation.1% is a good value (from my OCP course notes though
> not necessarily given by the tutor!)
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> Niall Litchfield
> Oracle DBA
> Audit Commission UK
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Received on Thu May 16 2002 - 07:18:55 CDT