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During a recent test on Oracle 9.2.0 3 just noticed some high logical reads generated through the v$segment_statsitics view, I can relate buffer busy waits and physical reads however, what does 'logical reads' at the segment level on a tablespace indicate?
SQL> COL VALUE FORMAT 99999999
SQL> SELECT TABLESPACE_NAME,STATISTIC_NAME,VALUE from V$SEGMENT_STATISTICS WHERE
2 OWNER NOT IN ('SYS','SYSTEM') AND VALUE > 100 ORDER BY VALUE DESC;
TABLESPACE_NAME STATISTIC_NAME VALUE -------------------- ----------------------------------- --------- MED_DATA_001 logical reads 21260912 MED_INDX_001 logical reads 13275744 MED_DATA_001 logical reads 13254432 MED_INDX_001 logical reads 10721792 LAR_DATA_001 logical reads 10616944 MED_DATA_001 physical reads 7169875 LAR_DATA_001 physical reads 5206083 SMA_INDX_001 logical reads 1915440 MED_DATA_001 logical reads 1214416 MED_INDX_001 logical reads 1123120 SMA_DATA_001 logical reads 1031616 TABLESPACE_NAME STATISTIC_NAME VALUE -------------------- ----------------------------------- --------- MED_DATA_001 physical reads 987820 SMA_DATA_001 logical reads 926608 MED_DATA_001 buffer busy waits 925822 MED_DATA_001 physical reads 831576 LAR_DATA_001 buffer busy waits 817668 MED_INDX_001 physical reads 610602 MED_INDX_001 logical reads 602368 SMA_INDX_001 logical reads 580128 SMA_INDX_001 logical reads 489632 MED_DATA_001 logical reads 485920 MED_INDX_001 physical reads 471294
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