Re: Oracle gurus? NEED HELP!

From: Justin Bleistein (justin.bleistein_at_TOWERSPERRIN.COM)
Date: 09/29/05

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    From what aspect Dave?
    Read this redbook when you can. The Oracle chapters really explain
    everything
    from a basic Oracle database/AIX performance standpoint.
    Thanks.

    --Justin Richard Bleistein
     AIX Systems Administrator

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    Oracle gurus? NEED HELP!

    Folks,

    Any Oracle gurus out there?

    What should "tunables" be set for Oracle 9i?
    Should there be any additional tunable paramaters set?

    System info:

    System Model: IBM,7026-6H1
    Processor Type: PowerPC_RS64-III
    Number Of Processors: 4
    Processor Clock Speed: 451 MHz
    CPU Type: 64-bit
    Kernel Type: 64-bit
    LPAR Info: -1 NULL
    Memory Size: 4096 MB
    Good Memory Size: 4096 MB
    Firmware Version: IBM,M2P020910
    Total Paging Space: 2048MB
    OS level 5.2.3

    Thanks!

    Dave Zarnoch
    Nationwide Provident
    zarnocd@nationwideprovident.com
    W 302-452-4197
    C 302-462-8703

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