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Thread: Finetuning Oracle Financials

  1. #1
    Join Date
    Dec 2000
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    Hi,

    We have installed Oracle Financials on HP-UX 11.0 box
    and notice that some of the tasks are taking extremely
    long time. We are using AP & GL modules.

    When we called Oracle, we are told that it is upto
    each customer to fine-tune some of the parameters
    pertaining to their installation.

    Do any one has any info. on fine-tuning Oracle
    Financials on HP-UX 11.0 box ?

    Thanks,
    Hari

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Jan 2001
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    Hi,

    We have fine tuned our oracle financials mainly in the area of shared pool, data buffers, sort area and latches. When we find expensive SQLs we ask the developers to look into it. Check the performance indicators periodically and adjust the memory allocations.

    Give enough memory to ORACLE memory structures and you should be fine.

    Baliga

  3. #3
    Join Date
    Jul 2000
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    Hi hari

    First, when oracle guys are telling you that the tunning is site specific, there i a point in what they say. if you take a look at gl.gl_code_combinations: this table comes with 2 indexs (in r10.7, and as far as i can remember in 11.03 as well). non of them is on the segment1-15. what you need to do is creat an index based on your chart of account's structur.

    second, in the metalink youl find some stuff there. i can not tell you about AP, for i have no reall experience there. if you need any help , conact me at: [email protected]

  4. #4
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    Hari

    Have a look at dbatoolbox.com. Not specific to HP-UX for APPS. But, gives you lot insight info which you can interpret for different flavor of Unix. Post back/email([email protected]) if you do have some info/tech papers/links...

    Reddy,Sam

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