I'm a Solaris SA and my Oracle DBA can't
answer my question. Maybe you guys can help
me out?
What is the recommended location/layout for
Oracle database files? I've been told that
certain types of files should not be placed
with other certain types of files (example,
indexes should not be...
Similar to a previous post, but different...
Our programmers are running top, sar, and
vmstat and are seeing that only 65 megs out
of 2 gigs are free, even when there's hardly
anything running on the system. I know that
can't be taken at face value since it's some
kind of high/low water mark...
This is why I'm so confused about AIO,
KAIO, Direct I/O: all the conflicting
information. If we're using mounted
filesystems (UFS), is AIO/KAIO present
by default or not? Is it being used?
What if we're also using RAID Manager
v6.x and Veritas Volume Manager 3.x.x
(not VxVS) on Sun A1000's on...
Our Oracle DBA wants to know if Asychronous
I/O is enabled on our Solaris 2.6 Sun E6500.
We are running Oracle DB v8.0.6 and v9.0.1,
and he needs to know this in order to
properly tune the database(s).
What is asynch I/O exactly? How to enable it
and verify that it's been enabled and in use...
What's the proper way to clean up /var/adm/wtmp and
/var/adm/wtmpx in Solaris 2.x? These files can grow
quite large (especially wtmpx) and we need to know how
to clean these up without sacrificing their functions.
They aren't regular text files and they are open files
that are continuously...
You mean a Sun Enterprise E6500 with 12 400-MHz
CPUs (8-MB ecache each) and 12-GB of RAM isn't a
big enough server to run a simple lousy GUI and an
Oracle RDBMS app at the same time?
You seem to miss the point - it's SUPPOSED to work.
Regardless of the size of the server. Period. It's not...
" So Doc, it hurts when I lift my arm up over my head. What should
I do?"
"Don't lift your arm up over your head!"
"Thanks a lot, Doc. Now why didn't I think of that? I guess that's
why you make the big bucks." ;-)
I was hoping for a better answer than to...
<br>INITIAL PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: <br> <br>Running Solaris 2.6 5/98 on Ultra Enterprise<br>4000 (8 167-MHz CPUs, 2-GB memory) and Oracle<br>v8.0.4/.5. What would cause the Xsun process<br>to hog CPU resources after logging out from<br>the console, which is a 17-inch entry color<br>monitor...
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