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05-04-2001 11:47 PM
05-04-2001 11:47 PM
%wcache tuning
The %wcache on my L-class server with two processors gives a value below 60.
I have gone through some sun documents which tells that the wcache should not be below 75%.
How can I improve the perfomance if I am right?
Please provide some solutions.
Thanks.
Manikandan
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05-05-2001 12:07 AM
05-05-2001 12:07 AM
Re: %wcache tuning
the success of the write-cache depends on your application(s).
If you are using the dynamic buffer cache, the check if dbc_min_pct and dbc_max_pct are not set to low (shouldn't be to high eiter :).
If you are using a database like Oracle, dbc_max_pct should be rather low, because Oracle uses its own buffer.
regards,
Thierry.
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05-05-2001 12:27 AM
05-05-2001 12:27 AM
Re: %wcache tuning
me? spelling/typing mistakes?? never! hmmmz ;)))
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05-06-2001 07:32 PM
05-06-2001 07:32 PM
Re: %wcache tuning
Thanks for the reply.
I went throught the dbc_max and dbc_min and it was 50 and 5 respectively.
I have three databases running on the machine.
Is there a need to modify the dbc_max?
Thanks.
Manikandan
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05-06-2001 11:11 PM
05-06-2001 11:11 PM
Re: %wcache tuning
If it's an Oracle database server dbc_min_pct and dbc_max_pct can be set both to 2. Check your database cache hit rate, it should be close to 90% or above, and don't worry too much about OS write cache. (don't know about other databases though, which are you using?).
50 and 5 are the default, but this might create a buffer cache using half of your memory.
good luck,
Thierry.