Re: AIX Oracle Slowness Issue
- From: "dawaves" <dawaves@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 15 Nov 2006 08:12:27 -0800
Hello,
On the original post:
"I am using CIO mounted filesystems for Oracle. Since I'm using CIO,
isn't tweaking the vmo values moot?"
there are no cronjobs that happen during that time nor do any cronjobs
fail. Also the DBA's have not done anything tweak wise.
I think it has something to do with giving "oracle" user "-1" values in
the /etc/security/limits file for pretty much everything. So 'rss' has
"-1" value so that means oracle user can essentially usurp all
available memory for it's own processes outside of the SGA scope.
Silver Mane wrote:
dawaves wrote:
Hello,
I'm coming across this odd issue where every so often (really
sporadic), my p5 510 running 1.9Ghz 1-way with 5GB of RAM on AIX 5.3
ML04 will run in a super slow state. It always happens on a weekday,
always between 9:15AM - 10:00AM, and the only fix seems to be a reboot.
I try to run commands during this state but the response is too long
for me to wait since this is a Production machine. I run my commands
from the console too, but still takes too long. I can ping the server,
but my oracle apps can't connect.
Feel free to follow the advice given by the other guys but also answer
the following questions:
1. Has anything changed on the system recently i.e. new fix installed?
2. Have the Oracle DBA's set any new or changed any jobs in cron that
run around that time?
3. Have you added any other cron or at jobs to run around that time?
4. Do any jobs run over the weekend that are running into Monday and
hanging i.e. backup jobs or scripts to monitor things such as backup?
Has this problem always happened or is it recent?
Thanks
.
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