| 3~5 seconds to connect to oracle [message #369373] |
Thu, 07 September 2000 09:23  |
iRcH
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Registered: September 2000
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I'm now running an Oracle8i over Solaris 7.
But even only one client try connecting to server,
for example, run svrmgrl, it toke me 3 seconds
before I can see the text like 'Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release ...'. And every oraclesid process will take over 70M mem.
After I had reinstalled it yesterday, per oraclesid process takes over 130M mem now and connection time delay increases to nearly 5 seconds.
Where's the problem? Who can give me some advices?
P.S. The server I used is Sun Enterprise 3500.
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| More description [message #369375 is a reply to message #369373] |
Thu, 07 September 2000 10:20  |
iRcH
Messages: 4
Registered: September 2000
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I thought it maybe caused by operating system or hardware. Because even if I shutdown the oracle server, then run svrmgrl, it still need 3~5 seconds before the text 'Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release ...' appeared.
But what on earth is the reason?
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| What I found [message #369379 is a reply to message #369376] |
Thu, 07 September 2000 13:37 |
iRcH
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Registered: September 2000
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I installed o8i on another server. It worked smoothly. Then I copy the whole oracle directory from new server to SunE3500 and changed some configurations(mainly about server name and path). It still ran well after migration. Then I remove all the oracle copies from both server, and reinstall it on SunE3500, the connection operation kept slow. Copy this copy to the very 'new server', it ran slow too.
Then did it mean the problem is just caused by the installing environment, but not the running environment. Maybe compiler? Or other factor?
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