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Hi Danisment,
It is after each wait. Whether each wait corresponds to a single system call depends on whether the file is multiplexed, and whether Oracle passes large multiblock reads to the operating system in a single call on that platform.
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@ Steve Adams
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Sent: Tuesday, 3 April 2001 21:10
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Hello,
When is WAIT information written to event10046 raw trace file, after each WAIT or another mechanism such as cummulative writes after a specified count ?
If it's after each WAIT,for example, we will be able to say, each IO related wait event in trace file is counterpart of one IO system call. and some P3 values will always be 1.
thanks in advance...
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