Hi Folks!! Well its been really a long time since i posted on my blog. Today i would like to discuss on Implementing PCP (Parallel Concurrent Processing) in a RAC/NON RAC Environment. There are plenty of articles on metalink on Implementing PCP but i will be discussing the fine grain details of PCP in this article.
Hi Folks!! Well its been really a long time since i posted on my blog. Today i would like to discuss on Implementing PCP (Parallel Concurrent Processing) in a RAC/NON RAC Environment.
Hi Folks!! Well its been really a long time since i posted on my blog. Today i would like to discuss on Implementing PCP (Parallel Concurrent Processing) in a RAC/NON RAC Environment.
Its been a while since i posted on my blog, Since now my other Project went live and we had a smooth first month end close, I am going to post a series of articles on learnings, new tools and tips and tricks on troubleshooting and tuning which i learnt.
Its been a while since i posted on my blog, Since now my other Project went live and we had a smooth first month end close, I am going to post a series of articles on learnings, new tools and tips and tricks on troubleshooting and tuning which i learnt.
Its been a while since i posted on my blog, Since now my other Project went live and we had a smooth first month end close, I am going to post a series of articles on learnings, new tools and tips and tricks on troubleshooting and tuning which i learnt.
Its been long time since i posted on my blog, i have been very busy at the new project. I recently came across a new unix utility called Netcat. Netcat allows you send and receive data across the machines using TCP/UDP Protocols.
For example if i need to tar an oracle home and and untar on the target server i can use the following commands
On Source
On Target
Its been long time since i posted on my blog, i have been very busy at the new project. I recently came across a new unix utility called Netcat. Netcat allows you send and receive data across the machines using TCP/UDP Protocols.
Its been long time since i posted on my blog, i have been very busy at the new project. I recently came across a new unix utility called Netcat. Netcat allows you send and receive data across the machines using TCP/UDP Protocols.
In this article i will show how we leveraged DB Cache Advice Statistics in tuning our Buffer Pool. We had to size the SGA/Buffer Pool for a huge conversion activity which we had to perform, based on buffer pool stats you can make a decision on sizing(approx) your buffer pool.
Below is an example of DB_CACHE_ADVICE data