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the situation : A few days ago I inserted a lot of records (400.000) into my database, since then I sometimes experience low cpu-power (those moments last around 2 hours) Even when no users are logged into my database. Is it possible oracle organizes maintenance and takes 30-40% of my cpu ? (every half hour a small boost in HD-activity) Before it did not suffer such a loss in cpu-power. So how can I prevent it ? with some kind of setting ? tnx in advance Greetz Guy Cretskens No, Oracle does no such thing. |
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"Oeleboele" <oeleboeleke (AT) zeron (DOT) be> wrote in message news:1087336763.259436 (AT) seven (DOT) kulnet.kuleuven.ac.be... the situation : A few days ago I inserted a lot of records (400.000) into my database, since then I sometimes experience low cpu-power (those moments last around 2 hours) Even when no users are logged into my database. Is it possible oracle organizes maintenance and takes 30-40% of my cpu ? (every half hour a small boost in HD-activity) Before it did not suffer such a loss in cpu-power. So how can I prevent it ? with some kind of setting ? tnx in advance Greetz Guy Cretskens No, Oracle does no such thing. Jim |
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any idea on what he could do ? because nobody is connected.. and the oracle-process still takes 30-40% of the cpu. "Jim Kennedy" <kennedy-downwithspammersfamily (AT) attbi (DOT) net> schreef in bericht news:QQOzc.111954$Ly.57978 (AT) attbi_s01 (DOT) .. "Oeleboele" <oeleboeleke (AT) zeron (DOT) be> wrote in message news:1087336763.259436 (AT) seven (DOT) kulnet.kuleuven.ac.be... the situation : A few days ago I inserted a lot of records (400.000) into my database, since then I sometimes experience low cpu-power (those moments last around 2 hours) Even when no users are logged into my database. Is it possible oracle organizes maintenance and takes 30-40% of my cpu ? (every half hour a small boost in HD-activity) Before it did not suffer such a loss in cpu-power. So how can I prevent it ? with some kind of setting ? tnx in advance Greetz Guy Cretskens No, Oracle does no such thing. Jim |
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