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how to speed up [message #180546] Tue, 04 July 2006 02:59 Go to next message
dude4084
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Hi

I have no experience in DBA.

I have developed on a project and it working at a POS (Point of Sale).

With the addition of records, the system is getting slower.

Please advice me the steps which i can do to speed up.
Fact File says:

*1* There are just around 35000 Records in around 16 main tables
*2* There are major 6 VIEWS based on main tables calculating results all the time
*3* I am using WINDOWS 2000. Forms 6 and Oracle 8
*4* Process is P-2 400 Celeron. 128 MB RAM
*5* Hard Disk size is 10 GB with 3 equal partitions with overall 2 GB left unused
*6* I have not created any index on any table

Please guide me.

-Dude

Re: how to speed up [message #180549 is a reply to message #180546] Tue, 04 July 2006 03:10 Go to previous message
Mahesh Rajendran
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To start with,
index your columns accordingly. Choose the right type of index.
after every major data change, collect statistics on tables/indexes(use dbms_stats).
Write good sql (tons of examples over sql/plsql forums).
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