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riad, here is some of reference posted on this forum.
Here is where the Tuning book scripts are (over 100): http://www.tusc.com/books/perf_tune.html Here's the link to get the book on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=0078824346/theultimatesoftwA/102- 34
74260-0824009 Here is where the PL/SQL book (by Joe Trezzo) scripts are (over 100): http://www.tusc.com/books/plsql.html Here's the link to get the book on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=0078824389/theultimatesoftwA/102- 34
74260-0824009 Here's what's in the Tuning Book: Oracle Performance Tuning Tips and Techniques (ISBN: 0078824346), Richard J. Niemiec Chapter 1 Over A Decade of Tuning Experience Chapter 2 Basic Index Principles Chapter 3 Disk I/O and Fragmentation Chapter 4 Tuning the init.ora (Also, Appendix A gives full list) Chapter 5 Enterprise Manager and Tuning Pack Chapter 6 Using explain plan, trace, and tkprof Chapter 7 Basic Hint Syntax Chapter 8 Query Tuning Chapter 9 Table Joins and Other Advance Query Tuning Chapter 10 Using pl/sql to Enhance Performance Chapter 11 Using Parallel Feature to Improve Performance Chapter 12 Oracle8 and Oracle8i New Feature Chapter 13 Examples: Oracle8 and 8i New Tips Chapter 14 The v$ Views (Also, Appendix B gives list of all) Chapter 15 The x$ Tables (Also, Appendix C gives list of all) Chapter 16 Using and Interpreting ultestat/ultbstat Chapter 17 Performing a Quick System Review Chapter 18 Monitor the System Using unix Utilities Appendix A Full list of INIT.ora parameters Appendix B Full list of both Oracle7/8 V$ views and creation from X$ tables Appendix C Full list of both Oracle7/8 x$ tables Here's what's in the PL/SQL Book: By Joseph Trezzo (ISBN: 0078824389) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter 1:Reviewing PL/SQL Growth and Setting the Stage Chapter 2:Maximizing PL/SQL Development with the Power of SQL Chapter 3:Establishing PL/SQL Coding Standards Chapter 4:Defining Standard PL/SQL Coding Techniques Chapter 5:Defining Standard PL/SQL Program Unit Techniques Chapter 6:Exploring the Expansive PL/SQL Language Commands Chapter 7:Maximizing PL/SQL By Optimizing SQL Chapter 8:Maximizing PL/SQL by Optimizing PL/SQL Chapter 9:Examining DBA-Related PL/SQL Issues Chapter 10:Unlocking PL/SQL Security Chapter 11:Exploring the Oracle Supplied PL/SQL Packages Chapter 12:Understanding the Power of the Oracle Supplied PL/SQL Packages Chapter 13:Taking Advantage of the PL/SQL Data Dictionary Chapter 14:Exploring PL/SQL Product Integration Chapter 15:Understanding the Critical Role of PL/SQL in the Web Chapter 16:New PL/SQL Related Features in Oracle8 and Oracle8i Appendix A:The Example Database Appendix B:PL/SQL Quick Reference Appendix C:PL/SQL Data Dictionary Reference
In article <823uv7$s5h$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com>,
Riad <rsouissi_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
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>
> Hello,
>
> Could someone advice me on online Web guides and books, covering
ORACLE
> OLTP tunning issues ? (like how to set the database to support lot of
> concurrent connections, open_cursors, etc...) both for medium and
large
> sized databases ?
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Riad
>
> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> Before you buy.
>
Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
Before you buy.
Received on Thu Dec 02 1999 - 13:51:10 CST
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