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Others have given you recommendations on eliminating the deadlocks, which is
what really needs to be done. But as to the question of one DB coping
quicker than the other, the database holds a latch (can't remember which
one) which the deadlock trace file is being written. If max_dump_file_size
is set to a large size, this can sometimes last a while. I've seen DBs
where things got bad for over a minute. Shrinking the max_dump_file_size
setting causes the latch to be released sooner.
Obviously avoiding the deadlocks is the long term solution.
--Terr
> I have two live databases running the same application, one of the
databases
> has deadlocks which the database seems to cope with quicker than the same
> application running on the other database. It version 8.1.7.4 and I have
> checked the init.ora including hidden parameters like LM_DD_INTERVAL
> are there any other parameters which might resolve this problem?
>
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-- http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-lReceived on Fri Sep 16 2005 - 17:04:33 CDT
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