Tek-Tips is the largest IT community on the Internet today!
Members share and learn making Tek-Tips Forums the best source of peer-reviewed technical information on the Internet!
-
Congratulations SkipVought on being selected by the Tek-Tips community for having the most helpful posts in the forums last week. Way to Go!
Sybase slow after v12 upgrade
- Thread starter Tison
- Start date
Hi
Two things you can look at. (Well three but the third, I suspect, isn't your problem)
1 & 2: You can increase the value of the procedure cache and/or data cache value in sp_configure
3: Or run a Monitor server and check to see where/if you have bottlenexcks.
Ex:
sp_configure "procedure cache size", NEW_AMOUNT_OF_MEMORY_PAGES (2k pages)
sp_configure "total data cache size", NEW_AMOUNT (in "K"
The thing with 12.5 is that you REALLY have to fine tune your settings to get the best bang for your buck. I reccommend the Sybase ASE 12.5 Performance and Tuning Guide by Garbus, Miner et al (ISBN: 1-55622-908-9)
Hope this helps.
Two things you can look at. (Well three but the third, I suspect, isn't your problem)
1 & 2: You can increase the value of the procedure cache and/or data cache value in sp_configure
3: Or run a Monitor server and check to see where/if you have bottlenexcks.
Ex:
sp_configure "procedure cache size", NEW_AMOUNT_OF_MEMORY_PAGES (2k pages)
sp_configure "total data cache size", NEW_AMOUNT (in "K"
The thing with 12.5 is that you REALLY have to fine tune your settings to get the best bang for your buck. I reccommend the Sybase ASE 12.5 Performance and Tuning Guide by Garbus, Miner et al (ISBN: 1-55622-908-9)
Hope this helps.
Not sure if this is relevant, but I have had friends who encountered something similar.
With abstract query plans, and optimizer changes, they actually dropped the procedures to remove all queryplans from sysprocedures, and recreated. If I recall, they had some luck with this process....
With abstract query plans, and optimizer changes, they actually dropped the procedures to remove all queryplans from sysprocedures, and recreated. If I recall, they had some luck with this process....
I guess I get a little twisted with my verbiage....
I am not sure I have the right verbiage since I sometimes intertwine query plans with query trees. But they dropped procs completely, so that all query trees were removed from sysprocedures. I may be mistaken, but the trees grow as they are recompiled.
I will try to ping my friend and see if he can provide additional info.
I am not sure I have the right verbiage since I sometimes intertwine query plans with query trees. But they dropped procs completely, so that all query trees were removed from sysprocedures. I may be mistaken, but the trees grow as they are recompiled.
I will try to ping my friend and see if he can provide additional info.
- Thread starter
- #6
sybaseguru
Instructor
Is this a 64-bit version of sybase? In that case you need to do some additional work.
- Thread starter
- #9
I have set my procedure and data caches to reasonable sizes.
I reinstalled the old version of Sybase (V1192) and with its default settings, it runs faster than my v12 server.
Where do I go to from here ?
I have logged a call with Sybase but as yet they have no answers.
I reinstalled the old version of Sybase (V1192) and with its default settings, it runs faster than my v12 server.
Where do I go to from here ?
I have logged a call with Sybase but as yet they have no answers.
sybaseguru
Instructor
Do you still have a version 12.0 of sybase somewhere in test?
If you have, can you backup your database. Delete statistics from tables and redo update stats and update index stats again and see how it performs.
Incedently what is the version of sybase 12.0 you are using as a matter of interest
If you have, can you backup your database. Delete statistics from tables and redo update stats and update index stats again and see how it performs.
Incedently what is the version of sybase 12.0 you are using as a matter of interest
did u try to check out the query plans
i've some problems with query plans after upgrade
there some issues like datatypes hierarchy
that cause full table scan if u'r sp's declares variables
different from the columns datatype
try to check trace flag 291
regards
i've some problems with query plans after upgrade
there some issues like datatypes hierarchy
that cause full table scan if u'r sp's declares variables
different from the columns datatype
try to check trace flag 291
regards
- Thread starter
- #12
We are also experiencing performance degradation with ASE12.5 on HP-UX 11.11i after recently upgrading from ASE11.9.2 on SCO Unixware. I was interested to see that applying OS maintenance releases resolved your performance issues. What OS are you using? What area was affected?
- Status
Similar threads
- Locked
- Question
- Locked
- Question