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  1. #1
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    sql area

    I am seeing excessive reloads being reported from v$librarycache
    everytime I execute I see reloads increasing. Help this is the live production systems and sone queries are just not returning.

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    Hi

    You can pin large sql packages using dbms_shared_pool.keep

    regards
    Hrishy

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    Does the sql area only pertain to large packages. I am seeing the reloads grow currently at a vast rate and no packages I being executed.

    Any other suggestions?

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    Hi

    well you should try increasing the SGA then..but i suggest you first start reading the oracle performance tuning manuals.

    regards
    Hrishy

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    Originally posted by hrishy
    Hi

    well you should try increasing the SGA then..but i suggest you first start reading the oracle performance tuning manuals.

    regards
    Hrishy
    give us output of v$sgastat
    -nagarjuna

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    SQL> select * from v$sgastat;

    POOL NAME BYTES
    ----------- -------------------------- ----------
    fixed_sga 73888
    db_block_buffers 1999994880
    log_buffer 4194304
    shared pool free memory 52488504
    shared pool miscellaneous 4874496
    shared pool PL/SQL MPCODE 1070328
    shared pool KGK heap 5252
    shared pool trigger defini 3680
    shared pool message pool freequeue 124552
    shared pool partitioning d 319180
    shared pool db_block_buffers 33203040

    POOL NAME BYTES
    ----------- -------------------------- ----------
    shared pool PX msg pool 64496
    shared pool sessions 2382380
    shared pool KGFF heap 37384
    shared pool State objects 1167024
    shared pool db_block_hash_buckets 4168440
    shared pool PLS non-lib hp 2096
    shared pool messages 176000
    shared pool db_handles 500000
    shared pool KQLS heap 752636
    shared pool DML locks 240000
    shared pool dictionary cache 15780640

    POOL NAME BYTES
    ----------- -------------------------- ----------
    shared pool table definiti 4424
    shared pool simulator trace entries 320000
    shared pool table columns 19516
    shared pool fixed allocation callback 1920
    shared pool library cache 224020000
    shared pool PL/SQL DIANA 358480
    shared pool sql area 722504936
    shared pool Checkpoint queue 230976
    shared pool processes 796000
    shared pool PX subheap 10080
    shared pool log_buffer 131072

    POOL NAME BYTES
    ----------- -------------------------- ----------
    shared pool event statistics per sess 3836560
    large pool free memory 2000000
    java pool free memory 20000768

    36 rows selected.


    Thanks

    Also the buffer cache ratio is 50% HELP!!

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    you can either RTFM or contract some DBA

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    Thanks for the pleasant advice and enjoy your day!

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