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How to Increase Oracle SQL*Net Performance [message #532947] |
Fri, 25 November 2011 09:53  |
BBMamun
Messages: 94 Registered: February 2010 Location: Dhaka, Bangladesh
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Hi
One of my MOD_PLSQL based Oracle APEX Application is running on the web. I have almost 1000 web users to access the Application where at least 250-300 users are always on line. In Oracle EM web interface When run ADDM I see suggestions "Investigate the cause of SQL*Net more data to client" or something like this. and I am getting complains about poor server response. Here are my configuration of the system:
Database Server Host: DBServer (Oracle Database 10.2.0.3)
HTTP Server Host: OraHTTP (Oracle Companion CD 10g)
DADS.conf HTTP Server configuration
MOD_PLSQL database access for web clients.
How can I increase database connection performance? Please post your helps.
Regards
Hasan Al Mamun
Programmer
Bangladesh Bank
Dhaka, Bangladesh
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Re: How to Increase Oracle SQL*Net Performance [message #533839 is a reply to message #532947] |
Thu, 01 December 2011 08:35  |
BBMamun
Messages: 94 Registered: February 2010 Location: Dhaka, Bangladesh
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Hi, I have kind of managed (cannot say solved) the situation with multiple actions is Oracle Database and Since the application is developed in Oracle Apex, I had to do something in Apex and HTTP Server as well.
1. In Oracle sqlnet.ora, listener.ora file I have configured SDU (Session Data Unit), Send/receive buffer and restarted the listener. http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B14117_01/network.101/b10775/performance.htm
2. Moved All images, CSS and .js files to HTTP Server and referenced them with ...#IMAGE_PREFIX#/file_location/cssfile.css.. at Apex page header.
3. In my main DML Pages Replaced List item and LOV with text fields and using item level computation and ajax for corresponding actions.
Now performance is better.and ADDM is not giving the above suggestion.
Regards
Hasan Al Mamun
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