Re: does number of datafiles affects buffer related wait events?
- From: "Stephen Andert" <andert@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: exriscer@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2006 16:56:03 -0700
I would guess that the difference in timing had more to do with the physical
access time reduction due to striping across disks due to having multiple
files.
Stephen
On 6/26/06, LS Cheng <exriscer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi
I was wondering if anyone know if the number of datafiles would reduce
cache buffer chains latch and buffer waits?
I have a insert process which inserts 16 million of rows in 30 seconds.
The table it is inserting to is located at a tablespace with 16, 1GB each,
datafiles (all located in same filesystem).
I ran the same insert in a tablespace with a single datafile (10GB) in the
same filesystem as previous tablespace now the insert takes 2 minutes and 30
seconds and I observed quite a few buffer busy waits, free buffer busy waits
and latch free (cache buffer chains) events.
I am not sure if more datafiles improved the I/O or the event did not
happen with more datafiles because with more datafiles the data blocks are
better distributed?
LSC
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Hi
I was wondering if anyone know if the number of datafiles would reduce cache buffer chains latch and buffer waits?
I have a insert process which inserts 16 million of rows in 30 seconds. The table it is inserting to is located at a tablespace with 16, 1GB each, datafiles (all located in same filesystem).
I ran the same insert in a tablespace with a single datafile (10GB) in the same filesystem as previous tablespace now the insert takes 2 minutes and 30 seconds and I observed quite a few buffer busy waits, free buffer busy waits and latch free (cache buffer chains) events.
I am not sure if more datafiles improved the I/O or the event did not happen with more datafiles because with more datafiles the data blocks are better distributed?
LSC