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Yes , did some small benchmarks of a Batch process running for a Few minutes & Loading the CPUs by 50 %
Database Exists on Veritas Filesystems (VXFS)
truss of the process Both application & Database Calls made
Run with Value of vxio:vol_maxio = 512 ( = 256 K [Default] )
syscall seconds calls errors read 23.19 355514 write 23.11 323662 brk 3.70 39354 lseek 1.13 32078 llseek 5.52 217075 113 pread64 6.62 100393
NOTE - "100393" Calls made by system Function "pread64" Corresponds to "db file sequential read" of Oracle
Run - with Value of vxio:vol_maxio = 16384 ( = 8M ) - repeated the Run
syscall seconds calls errors read 24.05 355613 write 24.05 324018 brk 4.09 40657 lseek 1.23 32077 llseek 6.05 217076 113 pread64 6.16 96573
"96573" Calls made by system Function "pread64" which are less than "100393"
You can also Check metalink for relavence of this parameter for reducing "pread64" system function call
HTH
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 2:59 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
VIVEK_SHARMA,
Hi, did you have benchmark result or other whitepaper talking about this thoery? For db file sequential read, it is single block read to index and then to table, so i think enlarge the maxio size of the os won't help?(I just guess, did not test it). Enableing AIO or using raw device maybe will help io performance, thus give reduced io wait, i think. Good luck
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zhu chao
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>For "db file sequential read wait" Add Following to /etc/system
>On UFS
>Setting maxphys=8388608
>On VXFS
>set vxio:vol_maxio = 16384 ( implies 8MB )
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