Re: maxthr system statistic
- From: Mladen Gogala <mgogala@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Brandon.Allen@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2007 23:20:27 -0500
On 01/18/2007 06:42:39 PM, Allen, Brandon wrote:
> Does anybody have a good understanding of how the maxthr metric is
> computed or how it's used by the CBO?
Interesting question. My assumption, which I was never able to prove, is that
this,
as well as the CPU speed is used to determine the relative cost of I/O and CPU
cycles.
As the holly book of Jonathan tells us, CBO converts everything to I/O blocks
to read,
CPU cycles included. It is my belief that throughput and CPU speed are used to
calculate
the relative prices. I don't know the exact algorithm, that you will have to
ask Jonathan
himself. He and Christian Antognini are the only people outside Oracle Corp.
that fully
grokk CBO.
Of course, praise also goes to Oracle Corp. for producing such rapidly
changing, insufficiently
documented and complex peace of sh...oftware that you need to be a genius to
fully grokk. Kudos
also go to Oracle for providing Oracle 11g only to the chosen few, who will
profit by writing
books and articles. The rest of us will thirstily try to get any drop of
precious knowledge about
the dearly paid software that Oracle would let us have.
I may be forgetting my geography, but Redwood Shores, CA is beginning to look
startlingly like
Redmond, WA. Resemblance is too great for comfort.
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