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'Configuration' wait class in AWR report [message #639296] Sun, 05 July 2015 07:22 Go to next message
karthik4u
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In AWR report I could find this 'Configuration' wait class leads in Foreground Wait Class.

There it has Avg wait(ms) as 1414.63 and %DB time as 37.29.

Please explain what does it mean? How to reduce this ?
Re: 'Configuration' wait class in AWR report [message #639297 is a reply to message #639296] Sun, 05 July 2015 07:25 Go to previous messageGo to next message
John Watson
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If you upload the entire report, I'm sure I can spot the problem. It is usually pretty obvious. You do need to fix it, 37% of your DB Time is a lot to be losing.

I can't remember the limitations for file upload, you may have to zip it (and perhaps rename the .zip suffix to something else).
Re: 'Configuration' wait class in AWR report [message #639298 is a reply to message #639297] Sun, 05 July 2015 07:53 Go to previous messageGo to next message
karthik4u
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Please find the attached file for compelete AWR report. Save it to your disk. Then change the file extension from .txt to .html before opening the file.
Re: 'Configuration' wait class in AWR report [message #639299 is a reply to message #639298] Sun, 05 July 2015 08:27 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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http://logicalread.solarwinds.com/understand-oracle-log-buffer-space-wait-event-mc01/#.VZkt9PlViko
Re: 'Configuration' wait class in AWR report [message #639300 is a reply to message #639298] Sun, 05 July 2015 08:29 Go to previous message
John Watson
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Not as obvious as I had hoped - but I think one can make a few observations.

Most of the Enq: HW events appear to be inserting or updating LOBs. Is your tablespace TESTDISTDATA using ASSM, or freelists? Are your LOBs, particularly those in FBNK_RC_DETAIL, basicfile or securefile LOBs?

You are getting a lot waits on commit. If you set COMMIT_WAIT=NOWAIT and COMMIT_LOGGING=BATCH, you may get an immediate performance boost. Though you would need to be aware of yhe implications for recoverability.

But before any of this, do you actually have a performance problem? Can you identify the statement, or business process, that is in trouble?
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