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The theory is that most BBWs are due to
table block contention on concurrent inserts
because of a shortage of freelists - and ASSM
is supposed to supply a relatively large number of
different insertion points randomly distributed
by process id.
Do you get any useful information from v$segstat ? Is it possible you are getting BBWs on L1 blocks ?
Can you tell us -
How many nodes ?
How many concurrent insert processes per node ?
If you get any clues from v$bsp, or v$dlm_misc.
Are there any significant DFS wait events in v$session_event ?
Regards
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> Call me novice ... but what's the relationship between BBW and
> ASSM(anagement)? I have ASSM tablespaces in RAC, and I see BBW's all
the
> time.
>
> Raj
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