Re: Statspack analysis
- From: "Peter Laursen" <ptl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2006 00:36:54 +0200
a quarter - v$sysstat shows
61 centisecond per second CPU.
(of course, we don't know how many CPUs
you have - but maybe it's just the one).
its 4 cpus's, but the server also hosts a number of automated programs that
access the database.
But the most anomalous figures are:
enqueue releases 897,706 217.8 556.5coupled with calls on v$rowcache
enqueue requests 897,705 217.8 556.5
dc_segments 892,027 0.0 0 0 1,219
dc_tablespaces 891,241 0.0 0 0 4
At a guess, you have an object that is growing (and possibly shrinking)
very rapidly in a tablespace declared with a very small extent size, I
can't think of any other reason why these figures might be so extreme.
Hmm, could that be in temp tablespace? I think its a locally managed uniform
1M or 4M extents. I will look at it tomorrow. How could I find out what
object that is growing and/or shrinking fast?
TIA
Peter Laursen
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