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hfv wrote:
> 
> Hardware-
> 8 processor E4500, 4gig memory
>  A1000 disk array using raid 0+1  (although it different connfiguation
> doesn't solve the problem)
> 
> Symptom
> Inserting a million rows, (sh.sales) into a new database the e4500
> takes about 2 minutes. Different configuration of raid, SGA and so
> forth don't have a significant impact on the insert speed.
> 
> Note: the same insert on a PC running windows takes less than 20
> seconds.
> 
> vmstat reports (in one second intervals)
> in   = 1300-1599   (Interupts - normally this runs around 100-150)
> sy =1000 - 7500   (System calls)
> cs = 500 -1400  (Context switches)
> 
> All of the above variables are roughly positively  correlated (if in
> goes up so does sy and cs
> 
> Does anyone have any ideas on what is going on here?
> 
> Thanks
> hvf
> 
I'd start looking at the raw interaction with the file system first, then look for the obvious things like SGA size and swapping/paging.
You describe a 'new database'. Has it been configured or just 'built'?
What (whose) file system? Using FastIO or QuickIO?
etc. Received on Tue Nov 25 2003 - 17:55:59 CST
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