Re: cache buffers chains & library cache --- latch, latch again...

  • From: "biti_rainy" <biti_rainy@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 25 Apr 2004 0:52:48 +0800

hi,syed jaffar hussain

  you may do a statspack  report .  the  value in the  DB that is=
 up since    december 2003 is  not  useful.





Best regards

yahoo id: feng_chunpei
A new dba from china

---- from the  mail-----
>Hi list,
>
>My database is up since december 2003. However, when I go=
 through
>v$latch, I found the following;
>
>NAME                               GETS     MISSES   SLEEPS
>------------------------------ ---------- ----------
>----------
>session allocation             1197361058   152407     7480
>multiblock read objects        1209057328  1532778    41137
>cache buffers lru chain        2791819365  7612195   269427=
 =3D=3D=3D>
>session idle bit               4929270638    87527     3590
>library cache                  6719774102  2139530   937599=
 =3D=3D=3D=3D>
>cache buffers chains           7.6325E+10 14700803   934118=
 =3D=3D=3D=3D>
>redo writing                    110939333   616464    75353
>messages                        161204253   259719    22385
>checkpoint queue latch          352667859    73646     4821
>shared pool                     418028301    58660    12236
>row cache objects               458785060  4877123    94779
>redo allocation                 468537523   125368     9327
>enqueues                        678664061    26255     3184
>
>
>And when I dig at v$latch_children I found a lot of misses for
>NAME                                 GETS     MISSES     SLEEPS
>------------------------------ ---------- ---------- ----------
>library cache                  1145632268     500990     289291
>library cache                  1864524856     524985      73132
>library cache                  2557348906     753180     507015
>library cache                   706338241     232889      41144
>library cache                   445934611     127500      27031
>cache buffers chains             50657614       8439        492
>cache buffers chains             41067021       6318        427
>cache buffers chains             43140486       7272        474
>cache buffers chains             44849453       6217        450
>cache buffers chains             45883393       5701        407
>cache buffers chains             50139764       6847        556
>cache buffers chains             56838229       9668        625
>cache buffers chains             52779420      10468        653
>cache buffers chains             54897378       6835        466
>cache buffers chains             61131696      12187        560
>
>(hell a lot of rows found there for these two)
>
>How can I solve this problem? Is it very bad for performance=
 point of
>view, having such big values for those latches?
>
>Best Regards,
>
>Syed Jaffar Hussain
>Sr Oracle DBA
>Sejel Technology Ltd.
>+966 2 6064971 x 324 4 
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