Buffer allocated to data, index and other
Posted in 2007
Topics: Performance & Tuning, Server Administration, Platform-Specific Issues, Versions, Editions & End-of-Life
Greeting All,
IDS 10.0.FC6, Linux AS4
Need some help in understanding the buffer allocated to data, Index and others
from onstat -P | tail output. From my memory, in one of the article/script
(probably by Art or may be other guru), it was suggested that in OLTP, data %
should be > 90%. One of our PROD database servers occasionally shows data % as
low as 30% and Index % as 60%. Sometimes other % appears to be 40%, Index %
50% and data 10%. Something like this. I have a feeling that when I see index
% or other % higher than data %, server appears to have some performance
issues.
Can someone please point me to the right direction for?
1. What is buffer allocated to data, index and others?
2. What may be the cause of this?
3. Could it be related to update stats as update stats are being done by
distribution only?
4. What ONCONFIG parameter(s) need an attention?
Please let me know if I need to post any onstat output.
Thanks.
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Hi
If % used of buffer (hit rate) is low (100% is the 'desired' percentual),
probably the buffer pool size should be increased. What is the Shared Memory
allocated when the instance start?
run:
onstat -s and show us the result.How many processors in box? How much memory?
When you run update statistics, I suggest:
update statistics for table drop distribution
update statistics HIGH for table (first index columns)
update statistics medium for table (other index columns)
> To: ids@iiug.org> From: hariog@yahoo.com> Subject: Buffer allocated to data,
index and other [10286]> Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 14:56:57 -0500> > Greeting
All, > > IDS 10.0.FC6, Linux AS4 > > Need some help in understanding the
buffer allocated to data, Index and others > from onstat -P | tail output.
From my memory, in one of the article/script > (probably by Art or may be
other guru), it was suggested that in OLTP, data % > should be > 90%. One of
our PROD database servers occasionally shows data % as > low as 30% and Index
% as 60%. Sometimes other % appears to be 40%, Index % > 50% and data 10%.
Something like this. I have a feeling that when I see index > % or other %
higher than data %, server appears to have some performance > issues. > > Can
someone please point me to the right direction for? > > 1. What is buffer
allocated to data, index and others? > 2. What may be the cause of this? > 3.
Could it be related to update stats as update stats are being done by >
distribution only? > 4. What ONCONFIG parameter(s) need an attention? > >
Please let me know if I need to post any onstat output. > > Thanks.
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