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Hi Everyone,
I ran a query looking for bad SQL (high disk I/O or very large number of buffer gets) and found that the userid of some of the SQL is SYS. A sample of the SQL is :
SELECT OWNER, TNAME, ROWNER, RTNAME,
CNAME, CNO, RCNO, ACTION, ENABLED, DEFER,
OBJID, PROPERTY , REFTYPE
FROM SYS.EXU8REF
WHERE OWNERID=:1
This SQL was executed does no I/O, but does 378,765 buffers gets per
execution and was executed 572 times in one day on our system (8.1.6). Any
ideas on what is causing this? Is it a problem? There are other SQL
executions that have what I think are unusually high buffer gets also.
Thanks,
Bill Whitaker
Westinghouse
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Author: Whitaker, William M.
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