Re: Performance Tuning

wisernet100_at_yahoo.com wrote:

>I agree we need to look at both. Depends on the shop you work in if you
>can though. Where I've been the SAs hold tuning of the OS close, and I
>can work WITH them but can't effect changes on my own. so I concentrate
>on the database.
>

it also helps if the OS is tunable. some are more so than others. and i also do the database first, then go to the SA and work with them, then do the database again.

and the wait_state tuning method does give you things to take to the SA and say, "how come i get these numbers? and what do i have to do to change them?"

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