Re: Random problems with performance in IDS 10 TC6
Posted in 2008
On 3 Sep, 21:35, kem...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> At my company we recently upgraded to IDS 10 TC6 and have been running
> it since march this year. Lately we've been experiencing some major
> problems with performance running certain stored procedures. The
> problem does not occur every time we run the SP. It does some quite
> randomly, at least we haven't been able to distinguish a pattern for
> the performance loss.
>
> For example; A SP that almost every day take around 5 - 10 minutes
> some days run for 2-3 hours. The SP does basically the same thing
> everyday. It scans through an indexed table for changed values and if
> so updates or inserts rows in another table. Each table is in a
> separate DBSpace and these in turn on separate disks.
>
> We've of course been running update statistics regularly, we actually
> run it every night. Buffered writes and reads are > 98% before and
> after running the SP. There are no sequential scans. There's not a lot
> bufwaits and normally no other processes are running on the server
> (Windows 2003 server). We've run basically every oncheck command there
> is to check the consistency of the tables in the database and all
> seems fine. I should probably also mention that the B-Tree Scanner is
> turned off during execution of the SP.
>
> Has anyone had similar problems? Any ideas on what to look for or
> check?
onstat -u
onstat -g ses for the session.
onstat -g ath for the thread id several times.
DISK - Check disk service times
MEMORY - Check for paging/swapping
CPU - Check for other processes use the cpu.
NETWORK - check network i/o
What else is running on the box at the time?
Is this on a SAN whether other machines may be using the disk?
Have you run hardware diags on the host?
Run with set explain on and check the query plans do not change.