ORACLEware/Novell Problems Still
Date: Tue, 18 Oct 94 09:49:33 -0500
Message-ID: <782477374_at_f573.n115.z1.ftn>
- Quoting Dagmara_at_Delphi.Com to All dated 10-17-94 ***
> Some of you took me to task for not providing enough info in my
> original "ORACLE running like sludge" so here are more gory details:
> 1. Running 192 MG RAM on an IBM
Your processor and speed are important here; note that 192 Megs can be too much
if your processor isn't all that quick -- the processor will spend too much time
seeking through RAM and will actually decrease performance. This is highly
platform specific.
> 2. It is an ORACLE Server on its own ring
> 3. One user (other than the standard background processes)
> 4. Novell block size is 64K, ORACLE block size is 4K
This isn't so great a situation -- your Novell block size should be 4K as well, or 64K has to be read for EACH block retrieved. I imagine that this can be a large contributor to your problem.
> 5. It has 4 GIG disk, and will be running duplexed (duplex is off now)
Duplexing should not significantly affect performance...
> 6. We are using "out of the box" INIT.ORA parameters for a
> medium-sized database.
> 7. Using the "out of the box" INIT.ORA parameters for a large-sized
> database crashes the system...especially if trying to create a datafile
> >60MG
Very odd -- at least increase your block buffers, but it sounds like that isn't
your problem.
> 8. Old errata: V7.0.15 RDBMS with V3.12 Novell
> 9. The best I can get: loading 6 records/second; I must have 10
> records/second
Several questions:
a) what is a record? b) do you mean loading using LOADER from the server? c) are you direct loading?Received on Tue Oct 18 1994 - 15:49:33 CET