Re: sub heap & ORA-4031

  • From: "eagle fan" <eagle.f@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 6 Jul 2006 04:10:24 -0700

Oracle version:9205  24 CPU  shared_pool_size=900M

And one more question, Once a chunk be allocated to a sub pool, is it
possible that it can be allocated to another sub pool?

On 7/6/06, eagle fan <eagle.f@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

hi:

I run a script on x$kghlu to collect the shared pool info:

column kghlurcr heading "RECURRENT|CHUNKS"
column kghlutrn heading "TRANSIENT|CHUNKS"
column kghlufsh heading "FLUSHED|CHUNKS"
column kghluops heading "PINS AND|RELEASES"
column kghlunfu heading "ORA-4031|ERRORS"
column kghlunfs heading "LAST ERROR|SIZE"

select
  kghlurcr,
  kghlutrn,
  kghlufsh,
  kghluops,
  kghlunfu,
  kghlunfs
from
  sys.x$kghlu
where
  inst_id = userenv('Instance')
/

SQL> /

 RECURRENT  TRANSIENT    FLUSHED   PINS AND   ORA-4031 LAST ERROR
    CHUNKS     CHUNKS     CHUNKS   RELEASES     ERRORS       SIZE
---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
       613        740    1481527 6.0489E+10        920      25784
      2625       7264       4326   73028011          0          0
      3973       4387     283981  105939833          0          0
      3795       5289      91121 9508929013          0          0
      2502       4805     136468   93688365          0          0
      8673      10944        392   96186804          0          0

6 rows selected.

I have many questions about the results.

1. Here I have six sub pools. Why just the first one consistently get the
4031 errors?
    Does each sub pool have different shared pool components?
    I didn't find details info about the sub pools, if you have one,
please send me a copy.

2. I did the heapdump at level 2. The dump files is about 60M, so I can't
upload it.
    How can I use the dump file to explain the 4031 errors?
    I think each line "HEAP DUMP heap name="sga heap(1,0)" is related to
one sub pool  , but which part is related to the first row in x$kghlu? Is it
the "sga heap(1,0)"?


3. The "LAST ERROR SIZE" column shows the size is 25784 , Does this mean it's located in reserved list (>5000)?


Thanks

--
Eagle Fan

Oracle DBA




-- Eagle Fan

Oracle DBA

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