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Chapter 4 Oracle Instance Design

Yr.  Mo Dy Hr EVENT                                WAITS AVG_WAIT_SECS         
------------- ------------------------------ ----------- -------------    
2003-08-25 13 SQL*Net more data from client        4,008             1         
2003-08-25 13 SQL*Net break/reset to client       59,288             7         
2003-08-25 14 latch free                          16,850             7         
2003-08-25 14 enqueue                              4,312        27,418         
2003-08-25 14 buffer busy waits                    1,550            33         
2003-08-25 14 LGWR wait for redo copy                209             2         
2003-08-25 14 SQL*Net message to client          675,660             0          
2003-08-25 14 SQL*Net more data to client         21,057             1         
2003-08-25 14 SQL*Net message from client        675,642         2,402         
2003-08-25 14 SQL*Net more data from client        4,214             1         
2003-08-25 14 SQL*Net break/reset to client       62,844             8         
2003-08-25 15 latch free                          14,644             7         
2003-08-25 15 enqueue                              5,011        28,436         
2003-08-25 15 buffer busy waits                    3,339            32         
2003-08-25 15 LGWR wait for redo copy                283             2         
2003-08-25 09 SQL*Net message to client          510,794             0         
2003-08-25 09 SQL*Net more data to client         21,264             1         
2003-08-25 09 SQL*Net message from client        510,776         2,127         
2003-08-25 09 SQL*Net more data from client        3,183             1         
2003-08-25 09 SQL*Net break/reset to client       47,880             8
2003-08-25 11 latch free                          61,649             9         
 

In addition to monitoring for shared pool wait events you can also use the v$shared_pool_advice utility to help you get the optimal size for the shared pool.

The Shared Pool advisory utility

This shared pool advisory functionality has been extended in Oracle release 2 to include a new advice called v$shared_pool_advice, and there is talk to expending the advice facility to all SGA RAM areas in future releases of Oracle.

In Oracle release 2, the v$shared_pool_advice show the marginal difference in SQL parses as the shared pool changes in size from 10% of the current value to 200% of the current value.

The Oracle documentation contains a complete description for the set-up and use of shared pool advice, and it is very simple to configure.  Once it is installed, you can run a simple script to query the v$shared_pool_advice view and see the marginal changes in SQL parses for different shared_pool sizes.

-- ************************************************
-- Display shared pool advice
-- ************************************************ 

set lines  100
set pages  999

column        c1     heading 'Pool |Size(M)'
column        c2     heading 'Size|Factor'
column        c3     heading 'Est|LC(M)  '
column        c4     heading 'Est LC|Mem. Obj.'
column        c5     heading 'Est|Time|Saved|(sec)'
column        c6     heading 'Est|Parse|Saved|Factor'
column c7     heading 'Est|Object Hits'   format 999,999,999

 

SELECT
   shared_pool_size_for_estimate  c1,

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