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John,
I would tend to disagree with that comment.
If there are no wait events being recorded,
and the process is consuming CPU, then
my usual experience is that something
brutal and inefficient is happening - such
as extreme PL/SQL, or massive scanning
and pinning (perhaps through bitmap indexes)
with vast amounts of logical I/O. I've seen
'create index' take 30 minutes of CPU with
no wait events (after the db file waits for the
initial tablescan were over).
I may have come very late to this thread, so
someone has probably said already that
wait_time=-1 means less than 1 hundredth
of a second for 8i, and less than 50 milliseconds
for later versions of 9.
Regards
Jonathan Lewis
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Ray,
>What does WAIT_TIME = -1 indicate?
Another
More importantly, when this valuedoes not
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John Kanagaraj <><
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