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Wes Harrison wrote:
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>>Wes Harrison wrote: >> >>>SiSoft SANDRA Pro to do a File System Benchmark before and after the >>>installation. Before, the drive index is about 80MB/S but this
>>>half after Oracle is installed. If I uninstall Oracle, the drive index >>>returns to about 80. Reinstall Oracle and it goes back down to about
>>Have you tried with Oracle installed but shutdown? >>If it is started up, Oracle peeks at the redo log and control files >>every coupla seconds. It's enough to throw disk benchmark programs >>out the window: they assume nothing else is running. >> >> >>>Does it have >>>something to do with some of the Oracle processes interfering with
>>>Pro? >> >>My guess: yes. Anything doing IO while SANDRA is running will >>affect the results.
The answer is far more complex than what you seem to be assuming. I'd suggest running an AWR report along with the normal o/s tools to determine what is actually happening.
-- Daniel A. Morgan http://www.psoug.org damorgan_at_x.washington.edu (replace x with u to respond)Received on Thu Sep 01 2005 - 11:48:41 CDT