RE: cursor: pin S - mutex Wait - in Benchmark

  • From: "VIVEK_SHARMA" <VIVEK_SHARMA@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: "oracle-l" <oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 16 Nov 2006 14:51:54 +0530

Folks



As part of a 2 node RAC performance benchmark, DB Server nodes are
choking at 100% CPU Usage, when 3000 dedicated server sessions are doing
OLTP transactions



Config:-

DB Servers - 2 RAC Nodes - 8 CPUs HP Itanium 2,1.6 Ghz with 48GB Memory

HP-UX ver B11.23

Storage XP12000 - 512 Disks

Disk 146 GB - 15 RPM

RAID 0/1

Oracle 10.2.0.2



Qs 1 - Do we need to Tune the below TOP resource consuming SQL Queries?

Qs 2 - Will Data partitioning Help i.e. Manually segregate Transactions
so that they access Different oracle BLOCKS from different RAC Nodes ?

Qs 3 - Any init.ora parameters advisable? Will setting
shared_pool_reserved_size help? (shared_pool_size = 1610612736)

Qs 4 - Any other ideas, Links / Docs for the same?



Thanks indeed



statspack parts (node 2)



Top 5 Timed Events
Avg %Total

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
wait   Call

Event                                            Waits    Time (s)
(ms)   Time

----------------------------------------- ------------ -----------
------ ------

cursor: pin S                                7,344,257      18,803
3   33.1

row cache lock                                   6,966       9,349
1342   16.5

latch: cache buffers chains                    179,722       9,074
50   16.0

gc buffer busy                                  41,444       4,434
107    7.8

enq: US - contention                            11,925       3,153
264    5.6

          -------------------------------------------------------------



(Will share the detailed Statspack report, if needed.)



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