Re: SQL Area Reloads

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From: Ashish Sahasrabudhe

To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L

Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 12:14 AM

Subject: SQL Area Reloads

The statspack report is showing 10,684 reload for SQL AREA with 2.2% misses.

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Library Cache Activity for DB: MAIN  Instance: MAIN  Snaps: 18089 -18090
->"Pct Misses"  should be very low

                         Get  Pct        Pin        Pct               Invali-
Namespace           Requests  Miss     Requests     Miss     Reloads  dations
--------------- ------------ ------ -------------- ------ ---------- --------
BODY                  12,186    0.0         12,186    0.0          0        0
CLUSTER                   95    0.0             10    0.0          0        0
INDEX                    466    0.0            461    0.0          0        0
SQL AREA              44,142    0.1        500,987    2.2     10,684        0
TABLE/PROCEDURE      208,498    0.1        584,219    0.0          1        0
TRIGGER                2,746    0.0          2,746    0.0          0        0
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The 250 MB of shared pool is free. Why would it cause reloads if there is so much
free space available?

Any help is appreciated.

Ashish

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