Design stage of New SAN. I can put a lot of the database, including redo on SSD.
1. Hardware sub tiering enabled. Has anyone ever gauged performance with enabling 11g Smart flash cache using the SSD as the flash device even with the hardware subtiering on? ie, if the hardware subtiering is moving hotblocks to most performant disk, is there much significant benefit having the flash cache on. Im guessing yes as the flash cache is working at the SGA level.
2. To redo or not to redo on SSD. Many notes say not to so as to avoid log file sync waits. Is there a way to keep it on the SSD and avoid the waits? Is there any risk of enhanced degradation of the disks over time with having so much sequential writes from the redo if I leave it on there?
How to Minimise Waits for 'Log File Sync' [ID 857576.1] (discusses keeping redo off ssd but only generally)
Despite it being one of the major selling points of Exadata (especially from X3 onwards), I'm struggling to find much information on our usage of the Exadata Smart FlashCache (I'm running RDBMS 11.2.0.2 BP7 on a V2 quarter-rack).
I can verify usage of the FlashCache by checking whether the object has been 'pinned' to the FlashCache via DBA_SEGMENTS and I can check for FlashCache usage by querying gv$sysstat (and even v$mystat), but are there other views that I could use? It seems a bit strange for Oracle not to provide the DBA all that much insight into their usage of this feature...
I am moving an Oracle DB (10.2.0.1) to a new server, by creating a blank DB and importing the data by user. I chose to create the new database with Flash Recovery activated (I haven't previously used this), but I'm having a nightmare when importing the data.
I encountered issues with the DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST_SIZE which I resolved by increasing the size of this parameter.
Next the import crawled along because of redo.log file errors "Checkpoint cannot complete". I'm assuming that I need to add redo.log files to accommodate this?
SYS@boston>select name, value, issys_modifiable from v$parameter where name='db _recovery_file_dest_size';
NAME -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VALUE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ISSYS_MOD --------- db_recovery_file_dest_size 9663676416 IMMEDIATE
I just noticed on apex.oracle.com (4.2) that I couldn't find the region source for flash charts. I expected to find it under the Region Definition tab.
Has this moved or will it be included in a later release?
I'm trying to use 11gR2 Grid Control to manage several 10gR2 database targets. I'm unable to determine the correct mix of Adobe software plug-ins to use for displaying SQL execution plans in a more graphical style. My client OS is Windows 7 - I have tried to research plug-ins for Internet Explorer 8, I upgraded (and subsequently downgraded!) to IE 9; I installed Firefox 6.x, tried with Google Chrome and all with the same results.
I'm not seeing any relevant information from MyOracle support or on Google, but may not be asking the correct question. As far as I can determine, SVG 3.0 is needed, Adobe stopped development in 2009 and there is no variant available therefore for Windows 7.
The following query is used to generate a flash chart:
select null link 'Available' as "Available", to_number(max_licenses - consumed_licenses) from software_detail where capture_date = trim(GET_CAPTURE_DATE) and software_product = :p1 and software version = :p2 [code].....
But the 2d doughnut flash chart shows:
Available = 39 Consumed = 1
How is this possible?
Oracle 11.2.0.3 RAC on Windows 2008 R2 APEX 4.2.1.00.0 with Apex Listener 2.0 on Apache Tomcat 6.
Is there any way I could customize tooltip (when you go over the bar in the report, small box with the value appears).I would like to display different values there.
I am trying to do a Flash Chart in APEX 3.1. Is there a limitation on how many labels I can get horizontally. No matter what I do the number of labels I get horizontally is 15. We are trying to show the amount of days in a month.... Can I do that? If so how?
i have a application which uses 32 tables for retrieval in this 4 tables are important and have a size more than 100 mb can i move the index of these 4 tables cache memory to improve the applications retrieval performance if i done so ,then that will affect any other applications performance
i m working on oracle 10g using db_block_buffers. But i m not able to get information from database cache advice. Is there any method or procedure to activate cache advice despite of db_block_buffers use?
I want to change backup location for Oracle 9i Database. there is no flash recovery area in 9i, so i want the parameter which i can use to modify backup location to anywhere i want.
If I have NO datafiles other than of the default block size, would I need to define a size for those other buffer pool? Is there any process that would benifit of these pools?
At a customers site I see lot of long lasting library cache locks during a complex ETL run. Several Sessions run in parallel and create Database tables with dynamic sql ( CREATE TABLE AS SELECT ....) .
Sometimes these procedures wait for each other with wait event 'Library Cache' . I presume that this is a side effect of the dynamic DDL in the stored procedures. Is that possible even when the Procs create different Tables but reference the same tables in their SELECT clauses ?
I presume that this is plausible but I need some arguments to convince my colleagues.
