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Oracle performance tuning question

From: <jshen.cad_at_gmail.com>
Date: Sun, 29 Jul 2007 08:07:45 -0700
Message-ID: <1185721665.921356.147350@z28g2000prd.googlegroups.com>


Hi,

   I'm trying to identify the bottleneck of our Orcle8.1.7 server running on HP-UX 11i.

   The server has 20CPU and 16GB DRAM, HP XP1024 disk array is attached as storage.

    Currently, we have install 4 fiber links between server and disk array. There are three DBs using the same disk array, but each of them runs on different HP server. I want to improve the Kernel Application DB server at first.

    The oracle server is running with Async I/O.

     Sometimes, we noticed the server performance is not enough for our application, because we found there is request waiting in queue for about 10 second before being processed.

     with sar, It shows there seems to be more time wasted in waiting than serving.

  # sar -d 5 1000

22:52:39   c0t6d0    0.40    0.50       1       3    0.00    8.75
           c4t6d0    0.40    0.50       0       2    0.00    8.67
         c11t12d1   17.56    2.78      81     648   13.38   10.17
         c11t12d7   20.96    2.02      79     632   11.73   11.63
         c11t13d5   19.56    2.48      79     634   14.41   11.33
         c11t14d3   23.15    3.25      91     731   17.04   11.02
         c11t15d1   22.16    1.64      87     699    9.18   10.69
         c11t15d7   23.35    1.24      80     644    5.87   10.66
          c12t0d5   21.36    1.84      88     701    8.69    9.17
          c12t1d3   21.76    1.38      84     671    7.37    9.93
           c9t2d1   20.76    1.57      86     688    7.99    9.65
           c9t2d6   18.56    1.24      80     637    4.97    9.15
           c9t2d7   18.56    1.16      73     586    7.16   10.53
           c9t3d5   18.96    1.69      86     688    9.05    9.91
           c9t4d3   19.56    2.21      86     690   11.87    9.67
           c9t5d1   21.96    2.39      87     693   13.24   11.15
           c9t5d7   17.76    2.14      86     688   10.96    9.46
           c9t6d5   23.75    1.71      89     712    9.35    9.28
         c11t12d2   10.98    0.79      25     201    2.47   15.97
         c11t13d0   12.97    1.35      29     230    5.86   17.16
         c11t13d6   11.18    1.18      25     198    5.05   14.92
         c11t14d4    9.98    0.84      24     188    2.76   16.92
         c11t15d2   11.98    1.73      26     209    8.46   17.44
          c12t0d0   11.98    1.77      30     240    8.23   17.59
          c12t0d6   12.38    1.20      32     254    4.82   16.70
          c12t1d4   11.18    1.15      28     222    5.07   15.00
           c9t2d2   11.38    0.78      25     196    3.27   16.59
           c9t3d0   11.18    1.37      25     201    6.42   16.09
           c9t3d4    8.78    0.69      23     187    1.80   13.22
           c9t3d6    9.78    0.74      20     160    2.92   18.41
           c9t4d4   10.38    0.59      19     153    4.98   17.86
           c9t5d2   10.78    0.71      24     192    1.60   14.02
           c9t6d0   11.98    1.64      28     222   10.24   17.91
           c9t6d6   11.78    2.29      26     209   14.98   20.36
          c19t0d4   37.72   17.65     135    1079   74.90   18.51
          c19t0d5   36.33   16.35     130    1043   69.18   18.60
          c19t0d6   36.93   14.75     128    1022   62.47   18.61
          c19t0d7   36.53   18.73     135    1079   78.17   18.38
          c19t1d0   36.13   18.05     122     974   74.41   18.97
          c19t1d1   36.73   13.42     128    1024   60.04   18.74
          c19t1d2   36.53   16.89     121     969   72.21   19.56
          c19t1d3   34.93   12.86     122     977   57.89   19.20
          c20t1d4   36.53   15.47     128    1022   67.87   18.25
          c20t1d5   37.13   17.89     125     996   74.77   19.05
          c20t1d6   36.13   14.25     125     998   61.85   18.45
          c20t1d7   36.53   24.00     126    1008   95.29   19.32
          c20t2d0   36.93   23.47     132    1054   95.52   18.62
          c20t2d1   35.53   20.33     130    1043   79.09   18.13
          c20t2d2   37.13   14.98     124     995   63.62   19.20
          c20t2d3   35.53   17.68     124     993   73.76   18.63
          c18t2d1   27.94    3.88     109     870    8.02    7.42
          c18t2d2   30.14    3.66     116     928    7.53    7.14
          c18t2d3   26.35    4.33     113     901    9.12    6.87
          c18t2d4   31.34    3.13     112     896    6.34    7.23
          c21t2d5   30.74    2.84     108     861    6.51    7.84
          c21t2d6   28.14    5.07     109     870   13.59    8.48
          c21t2d7   29.54    4.18     104     835   11.20    8.51
          c21t3d0   29.74    5.04     104     830   12.69    8.44
          c21t3d1   31.54    4.22     119     949   10.43    8.17
          c21t3d2   21.36    0.50     220    4106    0.00    1.00
          c18t0d7   12.38   26.97      91     746   48.75    9.57
          c21t1d0   14.37   22.90      83     666   56.06   11.46

Should I enable LOCK_SGA ? and what should be the start-point of optimization?
Should I reconstruct DB files to larger size and fewer number ?

Regards

Joe

The following is db comfiguration:

db_name = "codb"
instance_name = codb

service_names = co65db

control_files = ("/oracle/oradata/codb/control/rlvcontrol01", "/oracle/ oradata/codb/control/rlvcontrol02", "/oracle/oradata/pi n65db/control/rlvcontrol03")

open_cursors = 500
max_enabled_roles = 30

shared_pool_size = 800000000

large_pool_size = 30M
java_pool_size = 0

log_checkpoint_interval = 10000
log_checkpoint_timeout = 1800

#processes = 600

processes = 1200

log_buffer = 5242880
log_archive_start = true
log_archive_dest_1 = "location=/arch/codb"
log_archive_format = arch_%t_%s.arc

#DBCA uses the default database value (30) for max_rollback_segments
#100 rollback segments (or more) may be required in the future
#Uncomment the following entry when additional rollback segments are
created and made online
#max_rollback_segments = 101
# If using private rollback segments, place lines of the following
# form in each of your instance-specific init.ora files:

rollback_segments =
(COROLL00,COROLL01,COROLL02,COROLL03,COROLL04,COROLL05,COROLL06,COROLL07,COROLL08,COROLL09,COROLL10,P INROLL11,COROLL12,COROLL13,COROLL14,COROLL15,COROLL16,COROLL17,COROLL18,COROLL19,COROLL20,COROLL21,COROLL22,COROLL23,PIN ROLL24,COROLL25,COROLL26,COROLL27,COROLL28,COROLL29,COROLL30,COROLL31,COROLL32,COROLL33,COROLL34,COROLL35,COROLL36,PINRO LL37,COROLL38,COROLL39,COROLL40,COROLL41,COROLL42,COROLL43,COROLL44,COROLL45,COROLL46,COROLL47,COROLL48,COROLL49,COROLL 50,COROLL51,COROLL52,COROLL53,COROLL54,COROLL55,COROLL56,COROLL57,COROLL58,COROLL59,COROLL60,COROLLBIG,COROLL61,COROLL6 2,COROLL63,COROLL64,COROLL65,COROLL66,COROLL67,COROLL68,COROLL69,COROLL70,COROLL71,COROLL72,COROLL73,COROLL74,COROLL75, COROLL76,COROLL77,COROLL78,COROLL79,COROLL80,COROLL81,COROLL82,COROLL83,COROLL84,COROLL85,COROLL86,COROLL87,COROLL88,PI NROLL89,COROLL90,COROLL91,COROLL92,COROLL93,COROLL94,COROLL95,COROLL96,COROLL97,COROLL98,COROLL99)
# Global Naming -- enforce that a dblink has same name as the db it
connects to
 global_names = true

# Uncomment the following line if you wish to enable the Oracle Trace
product
# to trace server activity. This enables scheduling of server
collections
# from the Oracle Enterprise Manager Console.
# Also, if the oracle_trace_collection_name parameter is non-null,
# every session will write to the named collection, as well as
enabling you
# to schedule future collections from the console.
# oracle_trace_enable = true

# define directories to store trace and alert files
background_dump_dest = /oracle/app/oracle/admin/codb/bdump core_dump_dest = /oracle/app/oracle/admin/codb/cdump

user_dump_dest = /oracle/app/oracle/admin/codb/udump

db_block_size = 4096

remote_login_passwordfile = exclusive

os_authent_prefix = ""

compatible = "8.1.0"
sort_area_size = 65536
sort_area_retained_size = 65536

disk_asynch_io = TRUE
db_files=1024

#lock_sga=true
#

db_block_lru_latches=12
audit_trail = false
transaction_auditing = false
optimizer_mode = rule
db_file_multiblock_read_count = 16
db_writer_processes=4

parallel_execution_message_size=8192
sort_multiblock_read_count = 8
UTL_FILE_DIR=/oracle/migrate

#

HPUX_SCHED_NOAGE = 178 Received on Sun Jul 29 2007 - 10:07:45 CDT

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