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One of our database experiences heavy waits on 'log file sync'. Top waits from V$SYSTEM_EVENT are given below. 'Log file sync' exceeds 'db file sequential read' and 'db file scattered read'.Metalink Note 223117.1 says that they key to understanding 'log file sync' is to compare average times waited for 'log file sync' and 'log file parallel write': if they are similar then it is I/O problem, but if they are different then "the delay is caused by the other parts of Redo Logging mechanism that occur during a COMMIT/ROLLBACK (and are not I/O-related)". How to find out what are these "other parts"?
This is 9.2.0.5.0 on Tru64.
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Time Average Waited Wait Event (sec) (sec) ------------------------ ------- ------ SQL*Net message from c 9836478 .19 rdbms ipc message 798023 .30 PX Idle Wait 763886 2.15 enqueue 387408 .71 log file sync 237811 .21 pmon timer 190927 3.11 smon timer 186319 5.18 db file sequential read 85030 0 db file parallel write 57577 .20 local write wait 41371 .42 rdbms ipc reply 32636 .33 log file parallel write 27843 .03 latch free 8538 .01Received on Thu Sep 01 2005 - 17:54:32 CDT