Ideas For Oracle Performance Topics
October 26, 2007From time to time I get a little writer’s block and sometime search for topics to blog about. I thought, what better way to get ideas for blog posts than to ask the readers of this blog. Here is your chance to influence the topic of upcoming blog posts. I just have a few requests to keep things orderly:
- Topics should in the context of the Oracle database and performance there of.
- It’s not meant to be a Q & A, but rather the subject of a blog post.
- Try to say as much as necessary, with the least amount of words.
- It’s not meant to be a alternative to Oracle Support or Ask Tom.
- Keep in mind it’s for a blog post, not a white paper or dissertation.
- You get the gist…
Just a heads up: comments are moderated so don’t be surprised if they don’t show up immediately. Thanks much for taking the time to post your ideas/comments!
2 Responses to “Ideas For Oracle Performance Topics”
Hi Greg,
I have often noticed that dba’s are not very knowledgeable when it comes to viewing system/storage stats to identify performance bottlenecks with respect to their database.
In that context, can you post on a few simple and quick checks to identify if one is facing a performance issue ? This would be something which an Oracle DBA with non-privileged access can execute and draw conclusions - either through the database or system commands (Unix/Linux).
Thanks
Krishna
By Krishna on Nov 27, 2007
We know awr report is important for us to identify performance issues.But the report has a lot of context and not easy to understand.Could you post some typical tips about reading awr report? Thanks.
By smallkoala on Feb 10, 2008