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Hello gurus,
I'm also having performance issues with 10g. Why would my dictionary queries take a long time to return... in 9i they used to take seconds, now they take minutes or they just never come back... This happens when I query dba_data_files or dba_tablespaces... The application queries are not too bad.
Any tips will be appreciated.
The database is in HP-UX11,10.2.0.3, FIRST_ROWS. (Migrated from 9.2.0.7) PeopleSoft Financials.
Thanks.
Abraham
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[mailto:oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org] On Behalf Of Clarke, Andrew
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2007 4:02 AM
To: yoursraju007_at_gmail.com; amit.poddar_at_yale.edu; oracle-l
Subject: RE: 10gR2 Performance sux!
>> Well, I could not user opt_param.. as I can't touch SQLs, they come
>> from 3rd party tool. So, I have created an after login trigger to
set
>> this parameter at session level.
Dan Hotka has a presentation called "Tuning SQL when you cannot change the code!"
It could help you understand what your options are for tackling your problem. Good luck!
http://www.itcork.ie/files/eventresources/ITCorkOracle.pdf
Cheers, APC
A P Clarke
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