Re: Oracle App Server 3.0 is very slow

Before issuing "owsctl start wrb" and "owsctl start admin", set the env variable OWS_ORAWEB_FEEDOMX=1 in the user account that is to start the web request broker (wrb) and the listener (admin). This works for almost all of those who tried it, and the performance boost is huge. Check out the Oracle for linux discussion forum at http://technet.oracle.com for more detail (search the archive).

Robert XU

: keith_at_digination.com wrote:
: > Hi,
: > I've been using the Oracle Application server for about
: > the past 1.5 years. Mostly via the pl/sql cartridge. It's
: > a very nice tool, especially if you already have pl/sql
: > expertise. However, the performance of OAS/plsql cartridge
: > is pretty miserable. I currently have oracle 8.0.5 on Linux
: > with OAS 3.0. System is a 450MHZ pentium with 128M of RAM.
: > The only thing running on this machine is oracle and the
: > APP server. When I access any stored procedure via the
: > APP server and PL/SQL cartridge I get a very noticable
: > delay before the generated page displays. I've noticed
: > the same on a Sun Ultra-1 with 128 Meg of RAM. I am now
: > in the position of defending my selection of OAS for
: > web applications against ASP, Cold Fusion or LiveWire
: > advocates. All claim to be able to provide better performance
: > on similar hardware. I believe that perl and mysql would even
: > perform better. Does anyone know what I might do
: > to increase the performance of the PL/SQL cartridge and OAS?
: > I already have min # of instances set to 5 and Max=30.
: > Are there other parameters that can be modified to help
: > performance. Is "buy a better box" the only way to get
: > better performance out of these tools?
: >
: > -Keith Alston
: > keith_at_digination.com
: >
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Received on Thu Apr 08 1999 - 11:35:17 CDT