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Use "extent management locally autoallocate" to get rid of the discussion about
extent sizes. Works great since 8.1.5 which is out three years now. So this is
far from a "new" feature!
Martin
Vikas Agnihotri wrote:
> 
> Oracle 8.1.7, Solaris 8
> 
> Do LMTs make sense for 3rd party apps like Siebel & Peoplesoft?
> Suppose it is a dedicated database only for these apps.
> 
> I see that they have ~3000 tables and 13000 (yes, 13000) indexes. 80%
> of the tables are empty to pretty small (~100K). The remaining range
> from 1MB to 15MB.
> 
> I created a LMT with a uniform extent of 100K.
> 
> The problem is that for a upgrade process the are doing, they
> frequently want me to export/truncate/import all the tables.
> 
> There is not a single FK in all the tables, so what I do is truncate
> all the tables and 'imp ignore=y'
> 
> The larger (20%) of the tables have 100s of extents. So, even my
> simple 'truncate' script takes ~40-45 minutes to run!
> 
> [I even tried 'truncate table reuse storage' to ensure that it doesnt
> deallocate/allocate extents unnecessarily]
> 
> Does LMT have something to do with this? How can I improve my import
> performance here?
> 
> In general, if anyone out there has dealt with these Siebel/Peoplesoft
> type of apps, could you share your experiences? Do you use LMTs?
> Needless to say, these companies' tech support is no help. Their
> recommendations smell of Oracle 7.x days. If I told them I was using
> LMTs, they probably wouldnt even approve of it!
> 
> Thanks
Received on Thu Jan 31 2002 - 18:58:21 CST
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