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> Are you running in shared server mode or dedicated?
Dedicated
> Is this config the same as the old system? YES
> Could you post following please? > 1. your init file > 2. the output of a sqlplus "show sga" node2.__db_cache_size=2919235584 node1.__db_cache_size=3154116608 node2.__java_pool_size=134217728 node1.__java_pool_size=134217728 node2.__large_pool_size=33554432 node1.__large_pool_size=33554432 node2.__shared_pool_size=788529152 node1.__shared_pool_size=553648128 node2.__streams_pool_size=402653184
SQL> show sga
Total System Global Area 4294967296 bytes
Fixed Size 2034408 bytes Variable Size 3204453656 bytes Database Buffers 1073741824 bytes Redo Buffers 14737408 bytes > > shiva wrote: > > > Did you test the performance of your applications into RAC before > > > migrating? > > We did load tests but admit not with same application. > > > > > Is the "cpu utilization" showing up in IO wait? > > IO Wait is not significant. It raises up to 30% but comes down righ > > away. It doesn't stay there. On average it is about 5%. > > > > > Which oracle processes exactly are using more cpu than they used to? > > Each client connection used to consume about 0.01% CPU before and > > there were about 80 connections. Now each connection is consuming about > > 0.25% CPU and there are about 1000 connections. We definately see more > > connections then we saw before. (PGA was set to 256MB before and now is > > set to 2GB) > > > > > What happens to the cpu utilization if you temporarily turn off RAC ( > > > run on one node of the cluster ONLY with cluster_database set to false> > > for the instance you are running )? > > We haven't done this yet. Thanks for quick response. Received on Wed Oct 11 2006 - 23:32:12 CDT