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    Performance after increasing SGA on windows

    I increased shared_pool_size and db_cache_size on windows, since then the perfoamce is degraded. Can someone help me on increasing the performance. The system has the following parameters:

    Physical mem :512MB
    Available :108,892KB
    Virtual memory:1,801,760KB
    Available : 928,128KB
    No of CPU's 1
    No of instances 1
    SGA of instance : 96.932
    Shared_pool :48MB
    Db_cache_size:32MB
    SGA Max size : 129.069

    And i increased Shared_pool_size to 72MB
    and db_cache_size :52MB

    Thanks in advance.
    Last edited by kiranakula76; 04-21-2004 at 10:49 AM.

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    errr are you joking..?! not even 1 MB!

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    Maybe you introduced swapping on the SGS -- 512Mb of physical memeory is really small for Oracle.
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    512Mb of physical memeory is really small for Oracle.
    Depends what you are doing - my test/dev has four instances on a machine with 512MB, performance is limited mainly by the **** RAID-5. The SGA's are 50-125MB.

    Naively, paging allows you to over-allocate SGA - anything not actually needed will get paged out.

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    Originally posted by pando
    42K and 58K

    errr are you joking..?! not even 1 MB!
    I dont see these figures in his post.. are you joking?
    funky...

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    Originally posted by DaPi
    Depends what you are doing - my test/dev has four instances on a machine with 512MB, performance is limited mainly by the **** RAID-5. The SGA's are 50-125MB.

    Naively, paging allows you to over-allocate SGA - anything not actually needed will get paged out.
    Not KB it is MB

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    Originally posted by abhaysk
    I dont see these figures in his post.. are you joking?
    Original poster edited it..
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    Originally posted by SANJAY_G
    Original poster edited it..
    funky...

    "I Dont Want To Follow A Path, I would Rather Go Where There Is No Path And Leave A Trail."

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    Originally posted by SANJAY_G
    Original poster edited it..
    What do u mean??I did't get u man.

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    Originally posted by kiranakula76
    What do u mean??I did't get u man.
    Look for "Last edited by kiranakula76 on 04-21-2004 at 11:49 PM" at the bottom of your first post.
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