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cache hit ratio [message #247765]

Wed, 27 June 2007 02:44

pratik25
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hi friend my database cache hit ratio show 70% and i think it should be greate than 95% i also increase the size of pga but i am facing same porblem
please help me

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Re: cache hit ratio [message #247777 is a reply to message #247765]

Wed, 27 June 2007 03:41

Michel Cadot
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A database cache hit ratio of 95% is often a symptom of bad application.

Hit ratio can serve only one purpose: as an indicator to quickly check if YOUR workload changes (in the same database, the same server...).
You can't compare anything else.

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Michel

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Re: cache hit ratio [message #247824 is a reply to message #247765]

Wed, 27 June 2007 05:39

michael_bialik
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Tune your SQL statements before doing anything else.

Michael

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Re: cache hit ratio [message #247832 is a reply to message #247824]

Wed, 27 June 2007 05:54

pratik25
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hi sir please send me some query for tuning the sql i am new to oracle database (9i) thanx in add.

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Re: cache hit ratio [message #247858 is a reply to message #247832]

Wed, 27 June 2007 06:56

Michel Cadot
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There is no query to tune SQL.
Search which ones execute the more logical io using StatPack.

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Michel

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