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Re: LIOs from 10g when using CPU_TEST.SQL

From: Sriram Kumar <k.sriramkumar_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2006-01-10 18:50:14
Message-id: c515faee0601100950l3971b85dk3feb6b34a07f1980@mail.gmail.com


Hi,

The parameter name as per documentation is plsql_optimize_level but is referred as plsql optimization level.

Tim can you confirm if you executed

ALTER system set plsql_optimization_level=0; or
ALTER system set plsql_optimize_level=0;??

I do not have a 10g handy to test

Cheers

Sriram Kumar

On 1/10/06, Allen, Brandon wrote:
>
> Interesting, the documentation says the parameter is plsql_optimize_level
> (not optimiz*ation*), so which is it really? (I don't have a 10g instance to
> test with right now)
>
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> Subject: Re: LIOs from 10g when using CPU_TEST.SQL
>
>
> Sriram
>
> Bingo! when I
>
> ALTER system set plsql_optimization_level=0;
>
> and re-run the results are near enough what I get on 9.2.0.7. I'll read
> the
> FM but any pointers as to why this reduces LIO would be greatly be
> appreciated.
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