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Cannot tell for sure. Maybe - but there are lots of
other queries with FTS executed thoughout the week.
There appears to be no change to x$bh for these table
blocks (including buf#) .
-Ravi.
--- AK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Did u do a full scan of table again after nocache
> setting ?
>
> -ak
>
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>
> > Guys,
> >
> > Help me figure this one out. Was helping a
> colleague
> > diagnose slow response time (8.1.7/Solaris running
> > Peoplesoft ). x$bh showed 102,248 out of 170,000
> > buffers belonged to a single table, which he said
> he
> > cached explicitly. He did "NOCACHE" (on my
> suggestion)
> > on the large table.
> > I still find that the table is in buffer cache
> (even
> > Buff# haven't changed - starts with buf#=1 - not
> sure
> > if this means LRU end) even after a week. DB
> cannot be
> > bounced since it is production.
> > Do you know of any reason why it is not flushed
> out of
> > cache when table is altered to NoCache?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Ravi.
> >
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