ORACLE7/Unix page-swap space
From: Pete Toemmes <ptoemmes_at_dax.encore.com>
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 1994 13:56:53 GMT
Message-ID: <CLMpEx.D1J_at_encore.com>
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 1994 13:56:53 GMT
Message-ID: <CLMpEx.D1J_at_encore.com>
I'm soliciting your experiences in setting up initial and secondary page-swap partitions for ORACLE7 databases (7.0.15) under Unix (V3.2). ORACLE Pub 53134-0293 "ORACLE for UNIX: Performance Tuning Tips" in section VI indicates that 2-4X physical memory is a good starting point. A "reliable" source within ORACLE, which I heard about second hand, suggests 5X is warranted - yikes! I haven't yet received my O'Reilly "ORACLE Performance Tuning" :-(
Help me put your response in context by indicating size of DB (50->100gb), OLTP or DSS, number of users, client-server utilizing SQL*Net, and anything else you feel is relevant to this ORACLE7 novice.
Thanks,
Pete Received on Tue Feb 22 1994 - 14:56:53 CET