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    db_block_buffers size

    Hi,
    I've analysed the statspack report with a tool and it had given a suggesion to increase the size of the db_block_buffers from 5000 to 100,000(20 times). How do we calculate thesize of the db_block_buffers parameter normally and what should be the value of it.
    Thanks & Regards
    Sajeev

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    db_block_buffer*block_size=total block buffers in bytes
    The value depends on the system, how much data you have and how you pull that data out of the database. Make sure that the total sga is equal to or less than 60-70% of your total ram, depending on what else is running on your server. If your server runs a lot of other software etc. Try increasing the block buffers in stages and monitor performance in between.

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    db_block_buffers size

    At the time of increasing the Block Buffers is it not possible in incrementing the SGA size too?

    VAST

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    Re: db_block_buffers size

    Originally posted by vastdba
    At the time of increasing the Block Buffers is it not possible in incrementing the SGA size too?

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    Don't you know the data buffer is the largest part of the sga size?
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    Re: Re: db_block_buffers size

    Originally posted by chao_ping
    Don't you know the data buffer is the largest part of the sga size?
    If you carefully look into my posting I made endorsed to the statement keeping in view the least you have suggested to me.
    BUT
    I made it as automatically it increments the overall size.



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    Re: Re: Re: db_block_buffers size

    Originally posted by vastdba
    If you carefully look into my posting I made endorsed to the statement keeping in view the least you have suggested to me.
    BUT
    I made it as automatically it increments the overall size.



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    Vast, Sorry to say this after reading few of your post.
    It is not necessary to reply each and every post on the forum without making any sence. It further confuses the person looking for a solution. Please, post the helping answers only.
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