RE: Moving from rule based to cost based optimizer? Huge load on system.

RE: Moving from rule based to cost based optimizer? Huge load on system.

 

  

Don't you also need to set:

optimizer_index_cost_adj
optimizer_index_caching

In the init.ora?

I've been told to set these to:

optimizer_index_cost_adj = 15
optimizer_index_caching = 90

???




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I did it from the dbastudio tool with uses the dbms_stats tool, I had
very large tables (20,000,000 rows) and smaller ones so I wanted to pick
and
choose which to do full statistics and percentage based. I had
previously
used the "compute statistics..." command with the same results.
The system tables were not analyzed.





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06/28/2005 03:45 RE: Moving from rule based to
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PM based optimizer? Huge load on

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What statement was used to gather the statistics. Don't gather
statistics on the dictionary (GATHER_SYS='FALSE').

Execute DBMS_STATS.gather_database_stats( GRANULARITY => 'ALL', CASCADE
=> TRUE, GATHER_SYS => FALSE;

Ed Bowers

-----Original Message-----
From: Pepling Todd C.
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Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 1:34 PM
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Subject: RE: Moving from rule based to cost based optimizer? Huge load
on system.

You may also want to spool all init parameters from a well running 8.1.7
database (including hidden parameters) and compare to a similar spool
file for the 9.2 database. Oracle changed default values for several
hidden parameters which have been known to introduce performance
problems.

-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Woodruff/EmCare
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Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 2:44 PM
To: LazyDBA Discussion
Subject: Moving from rule based to cost based optimizer? Huge load on
system.






Oracle 9.2 on HP/UX 11.i
Database size 35 Gig.
Users about 120.

We are going through the process of trying to move from RULE based
optimizer to CHOOSE optimizer. I have set the instance in CHOOSE mode,
but when I did that and there were statistics we had a huge load
problem.
This problem does not show up in our development system. I have tried
adjusting the two optimizer parameters as shown. I did a analyze using
the dbms_stats of all tables and indexes and we still have load issues
when statistics are available and also if these are set.

optimizer_index_caching=90
optimizer_index_cost_adj=50

The load on our systems goes from 50% to 100% and users slow down and
stop working.
Any ideas?/



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