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Sybrand Bakker wrote:
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> The generic guideline as far Oracle is concerned the total amount of
> memory allotted to SGA (System Global Area, in which Oracle cache
much
> to avoid physical I/O) for all your instances shouldn't be set higher
> than 1/3rd of physical RAM, or your server will start paging and
> swapping, and this is potentially worse.
> My bet is you are way over that 33 percent.
I bet she's not... 'cause I bet all 50 are set to the default O8 cache size. :-)
Note to OP: The default cache size tends to be way too small for databases that actually do things.
jg
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