Oracle performance tuning
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Oracle performance tuning
（A nutshell handbook）
O'Reilly & Associates, 1996
2nd ed
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Corrigan's name appears first on the earlier edition
"Database management systems"--Cover
Includes index
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内容説明
The books in O'Reilly's Oracle series are authoritative -- they tell the whole story about complex topics, ranging from performance tuning to the use of packages in PL/SQL to new technologies like Power Objects. And they're independent; they're alternatives for readers who need to know how products and features really work. They're packed with real-world advice and techniques from practitioners in the field, and they come with disks containing code you can use immediately in your own applications. O'Reilly is the alternative for Oracle people who need to solve problems -- and solve them now. Performance tuning is crucial in any modern relational database management system. Too many organizations respond to Oracle performance problems by throwing money at these problems -- by buying larger and more expensive computers or by hiring expert consultants. But there's a lot you can do on your own to increase dramatically the performance of your existing system. Whatever version of Oracle you're running -- from Version 6 to Oracle8, proper tuning can save your organization a huge amount of money in additional equipment, extra memory, and hardware upgrades.
The first edition of Oracle Performance Tuning became a classic for programmers, managers, database administrators, system administrators, and anyone who cares about improving the performance of an Oracle system. This second edition contains 400 pages of updated material updating on Oracle features, incorporating advice about disk striping and mirroring, RAID, client-server, distributed databases, MPPS, SMPs, and other architectures. It also includes chapters on parallel server, parallel query, backup and recovery, the Oracle Performance Pack, and more.
目次
Preface. I: Overview. 1. Introduction to Oracle Performance Tuning Why Tuning? Who Tunes? When Do You Tune? A Look at Recent Versions How Much Tuning Is Enough? 2. What Causes Performance Problems? Problems with Design and Development Problems with System Resources Memory Problems and Tuning Disk I/O Problems and Tuning CPU Problems and Tuning Network Problems and Tuning. II: Tuning for Managers and Planners. 3. Planning and Managing the Tuning Process Managing the Problem of Response Time Managing the Problem of Long-Running Jobs Managing the Workload in Your System Making the Decision to Buy More Equipment Management Checkpoints Performance Hints for Managers. 4. Defining System Standards Selecting a Common Design Methodology Selecting Your Software Selecting Your Hardware Setting Up Screen and Report Templates Using Modular Programming Techniques Defining System Libraries Enforcing Program Version Control Establishing Documentation Standards Establishing Database Environment Standards Security Standards Performance Standards. III: Tuning for Designers and Analysts. 5. Designing for Performance Common Design Problems Choosing an Architecture Tuning Your Data Model Tuning Indexes Testing the Data Model for Performance Denormalizing a Database Constraints Triggers Packages, Procedures, and Functions Designing a Very Large Database Application Miscellaneous Design Considerations. IV: Tuning for Programmers. 6. Tuning SQL SQL Standards The SQL Optimizer SQL Tuning Common Sense in SQL SQL Performance Tips and Hints Using Indexes to Improve Performance SQL Tuning Alternatives Identifying Poor SQL Statements Adjusting SQL Statements Over Time. 7. Tuning PL/SQL PL/SQL and SQL What Does PL/SQL Offer? PL/SQL Limitations PL/SQL Coding Standards Tuning PL/SQL Exploiting the Power of PL/SQL Oracle PL/SQL Function Extensions. 8. Selecting a Locking Strategy What Is Locking? Releasing Locks Avoiding the Dreaded Deadlock Locking Considerations for Oracle Features Overriding the Default Locking Strategy Internal Lock Contention Lock Detection Scripts. V: Tuning for Database Administrators. 9. Tuning a New Database Steps in Setting Up a Database Tuning Memory Tuning Disk I/O Creating the Database Creating the Tablespaces Creating Rollback Segments Creating Tables Creating Indexes Creating Views Creating Users INIT.ORA Parameter Summary Creating Very Large Databases. 10. Diagnostic and Tuning Tools MONITOR: Monitoring System Activity Tables SQL_TRACE: Writing a Trace File TKPROF: Interpreting the Trace File EXPLAIN PLAN: Explaining the Optimizer's Plan ORADBX: Listing Events ANALYZE: Validating and Computing Statistics UTLBSTAT.sql and UTLESTAT.sql: Taking Snapshots Other Oracle Scripts Some Scripts of Our Own Oracle Performance Manager. 11. Monitoring and Tuning an Existing Database Identifying Untuned Application Code Tuning Memory Tuning Disk I/O Avoiding Contention. 12. Tuning Parallel Server Introduction to Parallel Server Parallel Server Architecture Parallel Server Locking Parallel Server Design Parallel Server Database Tuning Instances INIT.ORA Parameters Ongoing Tuning. 13. Tuning Parallel Query Introduction to Parallel Query PQO Design Considerations Constructing Your Database for PQO INIT.ORA Parameters Ongoing Tuning of Query Servers Creating Indexes in Parallel Using PQO to Speed Data Loads Performing Parallel Recovery 14. Tuning Database Backup and Recovery The DBA's Responsibility Backing Up the Database Preparing to Recover the Database Recovering the Database. VI: Tuning for System Administrators 15. Tuning Long-Running Jobs Correctly Sizing Tables and Indexes Exploiting Array Processing Optimizing INIT.ORA Parameters Disk Tuning Running Jobs in Parallel DBA Tuning for Long-Running Jobs Creating Overnight Extract Tables Index Operations Using PL/SQL to Speed Up Updates Inline Functions Minimizing the Number of Updates Tuning EXPORT and IMPORT Utilities. 16. Tuning in the Client-Server Environment What Is Client-Server? Network Topology Where Should You Put the Network Hardware? Client-Server Performance Issues Tuning Precompilers for Client-Server Tuning the Network Itself Tuning SQL*Net Client-Server: Adapting It in the Real World 17. Capacity Planning About Capacity Planning What Do You Need to Test? Capacity Planning Checklist 18. Tuning for Specific Systems UNIX-Specific Tuning VMS-Specific Tuning VII: Appendixes A. Summary of New Features Oracle7.0 Features Oracle7.1 Features Oracle7.2 Features Oracle7.3 Features B. Hot Tuning Tips Questions from Planners and Managers Questions from Analysts and Designers Questions from Programmers Questions from Database Administrators Questions from System Administrators C. Tuning Oracle Financials Introduction to Financials Tuning Installing Oracle Financials Database-Level Tuning Upgrading Oracle Financials Concurrent Request Processing Archiving and Purging The GL Optimizer Developer Utilities Financials Tips Resources for Financials Developers D. Oracle Performance Pack Oracle Performance Manager Oracle Lock Manager Oracle Topsessions Oracle Tablespace Manager Oracle Expert and Oracle Trace E. Tuning Oracle Forms 4.0 and 4.5 GUI Tips General Tips F. Tuning Case Studies Case Study Database 1 Case Study Database 2 G. Dynamic Performance Tables Index
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