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Re: RAC performance and redundancy questions.

From: Joe Weinstein <joeNOSPAM_at_bea.com>
Date: Tue, 08 Nov 2005 15:05:31 -0800
Message-ID: <43712F3B.5000303@bea.com>

silikon2_at_gmail.com wrote:

> Hello. We are running a three node RAC on 10g using a NetApp FAS250
> and three Sunfire 210 servers.
>
> I've got two problems I hope someone can help me with:
>
> (1) If one of the three nodes goes down, the other two continue to
> operate BUT I can only select and update but NOT insert. The DBAs
> can't really seem to explain this. My hunch as a software developer is
> that this might be by design--- I could certainly see a case where one
> might want to be able to select from their database if it were
> partially functional but prevent writes until it was corrected. Is
> this a configuration parameter or something?

No. What is the symptom/error message when you try to insert?

> (2) I've run extensive load tests on this database. I have a series of
> transactions simulating a multiple programs from different system that
> I am porting to this. The entire set of transactions is perhaps 20 to
> 30 and I view them automatically for purposes of my testing. I can run
> about 20,000 of these sets an hour from . The weird thing is, I get
> 20,000 whether I run against all three nodes using load balancing via
> tnsnames but I also get 20,000 if I run solely against any one node.
> Does this seem normal? There's nothing expensive exotic about my
> queries, just selects, inserts updates. I'm wondering if it's an issue
> of contention of all the nodes talking to each other because I've
> gotten similar performance on a 4 CPU single box.
>
> Thanks---

To what extent are all the transactions altering the same set of data? Received on Tue Nov 08 2005 - 17:05:31 CST

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