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It looks to me that "enqueue" and "db file sequential read" are responsible
for the slow down,as the time spent waiting for "PL/SQL lock timer" and "CPU
time" is lower compared to the example where the database is performing
fine.
"Ana Ribeiro" <ana.ribeiro_at_rbos.com> wrote in message news:1180015588.942351.211480_at_q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com... Hello all,
I am using Statspack to investigate a performance problem in my database (Oracle 9.2). In a moment that the database doesn't present performance problems, these are the TOP 5 TIMED EVENTS:
Top 5 Timed Events
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ % Total Event Waits Time (s) Ela TimeWait Events for DB: FDMP Instance: FDMP Snaps: 37785 -37786
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PL/SQL lock timer 2,926 61,078 72.64 CPU time 14,440 17.17 log file sync 50,705 2,859 3.40 db file parallel write 9,918 1,373 1.63 db file sequential read 381,137 1,055 1.25
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And in a moment where the database is very slow, these are the events:
Top 5 Timed Events
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ % Total Event Waits Time (s)Ela Time
PL/SQL lock timer 3,794 52,814 68.51 CPU time 8,968 11.63 enqueue 1,843 4,956 6.43 db file sequential read 1,979,234 4,046 5.25 log file sync 93,898 3,1054.03
Please, can you tell me how to interpret a Statspack report which always has a "PL/SQL lock timer" event as the worst wait event (even when the database does not present performance problems?). Should I ignore this event and base my further investigations in the following events (enqueue, db file sequential read...)?
Many thanks for any help!
Kind regards,
Ana
Received on Thu May 24 2007 - 09:37:53 CDT
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