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"Gerry Sinkiewicz" <sinkiege_at_snet.net> wrote in message
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> "Mr Boombastic" <shaggy_at_popstar.com> wrote in message
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>> Hello
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>> We are running an Oracle 8.1.7.4 database in production and we have a
>> problem on one of our databases where the large pool is always filling
>> up and on an almost daily basis gets to more than 90 - 100 % full. How
>> do we identify any problem queries? Statspack info on the large pool
>> is limited, as is anything on Metalink.
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>> And yes, we use MTS on the database. I'm not sure where to start the
>> tuning process really as previous investigations have all yielded a
>> blank (where we mostly used Statspack for analysis).
>>
>> One possible avenue i have in mind is to investigate the dispatcher
>> process (v$dispatcher, v$dispatcher_rate) and also identifying any
>> shared server contention. Would reducing any MTS help our issue?
>>
>> Im not sure where else to look really. Maybe an experienced DBA out
>> there can help and point me in the right direction?
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> How big is you large_pool?
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> If it is less than 300MB, think larger.
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Hi Gerry
Why ?
If one has a 50MB large pool with low utilisation, do you still recommend making it larger ? And how much larger, would 316MB be OK ?
If one has a 500MB large pool that is fully utilized, do we go ignore it as we're over the magical 300MB value ?
Any recommendations on the minimum size of the shared pool ? Or the buffer caches ?
You get my point ....
Richard Received on Tue Nov 30 2004 - 06:32:53 CST