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Rahul,
I believe there is an O/S maximum setting of this parameter to be 64K (this
covers AIX and HP and and may affect others)
This fits in with your finding so I am sure it is correct
John
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Sent: 12 November 2002 09:11
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list !!
my ora7.3.2 instance on AIX with a db_block_size of 4k has a
multi block read count of 16 !!
i thought i would create a new instance with a block size of 8k, so i can
set
the max multiblock read count to more than 16, BUT, after creating the new
instance
the db_multiblock_read_count *always* defaults to 8 !!
here the new instance params
db_files = 16 db_file_multiblock_read_count = 32 db_block_buffers = 3840 db_file_simultaneous_writes = 8 db_block_lru_latches = 8
which of these parameter is affecting the value of multiblock read count ???
TIA
Rahul
PS: i hv checked the multiblock reads using ixora script... always 8 !!
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