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In message <b2u4p7$dqm$04$1_at_news.t-online.com>, Thomas
<usenet_at_hoerndlein.de> writes
>Hello,
>
>I want to compare the behavior between oracle-databases running on a 4 CPU
>Sun-Solaris Server and 4CPU HP-UX Machine. The SGA-sizing on both machines
>is almost identical. I want to do a stress test which causes a high CPU-Load
>for a given period of time and determine the processed transactions. Does
>somebody know useful Tools or Scripts for this?
>
>I would be grateful for any help,
>
>Thomas
>
>
Thomas
I had a similar task recently, needed to compare the system test environment against production to estimate live run times. The aim was to produce a simple factor to say that a job running for n minutes on the system test would run for M minutes in production.
There are some products out there that cover the OTLP market but nothing that I could find for batch system.
To cut a long story short I didn't find any suitable product on the market so put together a set of pl/sql scripts with a large throughput of transactions and comparison of similar operations.
I skewed the tests to the underlying process so it was very specific to the problem at hand and not much use to anyone else.
Use of glance on hp-ux and equivalent on Solaris, if there is one, will give you a better view of system performance.
Don't forget to take into account caching, ideally you'd want to stop and then start the database before a run, to ensure you start with a clean sheet.
I could probably write a book on this area but that should be enough for you to be going on with !
Cheers
Mike Cox Received on Wed Feb 19 2003 - 09:16:01 CST
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