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Re: Extremely Slow Query

From: Vladimir Begun <Vladimir.Begun_at_oracle.com>
Date: Thu, 02 Jan 2003 17:28:45 -0800
Message-ID: <F001.0052657A.20030102172845@fatcity.com>


Jonathan Lewis wrote:
> Looks like you've hit the big problem with RAC -

Do you think it's really the big problem? I'm just thinking about Oracle APPS instance or something alike. Somebody could start object recompilation (maint. pack/adadmin), synonyms creation or whatever like that on a node. Meanwhile full obj$ scan is/will go on on other node. How often people do FTS of obj$ on OLTP systems?

Raj, do you need that query? :)

> how many nodes do you have, how busy
> are the nodes which are supposed to supply
> with with CR copies across the interconnect,
> and what's the latency and bandwidth of your
> interconnect ? (And how did you get that many
> objects into obj$ !!!)

There is 80% probability that many of those are/were synonyms or that system is fully synonyms based. I have no other idea -- 463566 looks really cool.

Raj, what's that?

P.S.: Do I have a good imagination? :)

Kind Regards,

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