Oracle8 Parallel Server Concepts & Administration
Release 8.0
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A
absolute file number, 6-3
acquiring rollback segments, 14-5
initialization parameters, 6-9
acquisition AST, 8-3,
8-5
ADD LOGFILE clause
THREAD clause, 6-3
thread required, 14-8
ADDED_EXTENTS, A-7
adding a file, 14-9,
15-10,
A-15
affinity
disk, 4-9,
18-22
parallel processor, A-11
ALERT file, 6-2,
22-13
ALL option, 21-4
ALL_TABLES table, 16-9
ALLOCATE EXTENT option
DATAFILE option, 11-11,
17-10
in exclusive mode, 17-10
instance number, 11-15,
17-12
INSTANCE option, 11-11,
17-11
not available, A-17
pre-allocating extents, 17-12
SIZE option, 11-11,
17-10
allocation
automatic, 11-16,
17-11,
17-13
extents, 17-12,
17-13,
18-15
free space, 11-6,
11-11
PCM locks, 9-7,
9-25,
11-15,
17-10
rollback segments, 14-5
sequence numbers, 6-7
ALLOW_PARTIAL_SN_RESULTS parameter, 20-4
ALTER CLUSTER statement, A-17
ALLOCATE EXTENT option, 17-10
allocating extents, 17-12
ALTER DATABASE OPEN RESETLOGS statement, 22-22
ALTER DATABASE statement
ADD LOGFILE, 6-3
adding or dropping log file, A-15
CLOSE option, 18-17
DATAFILE OFFLINE and ONLINE options, A-15
DATFILE RESIZE, 15-10
DISABLE, 14-9
ENABLE THREAD, 14-8
MOUNT option, 18-12
OPEN option, 18-12
RECOVER, 22-16
RECOVER option, 22-16
renaming a file, A-15
setting the log mode, 14-2,
14-9,
B-3
THREAD, 14-9
thread of redo, 14-9
ALTER INDEX statement
DEALLOCATE UNUSED option, 17-15
ALTER ROLLBACK SEGMENT command, 6-10
ALTER SESSION statement
SET INSTANCE option, 11-11,
17-9
ALTER SYSTEM ARCHIVE LOG statement, 18-17,
21-15
CURRENT option, 21-9,
21-11,
A-16
global log switch, 21-9,
21-11,
21-15
THREAD option, 18-17,
21-4
ALTER SYSTEM CHECK DATAFILES statement, 6-3
instance recovery, 22-13
ALTER SYSTEM CHECKPOINT statement, 21-9,
21-10
global versus local, 18-17
specifying an instance, 18-17
ALTER SYSTEM command
limiting instances for parallel query, 18-27
ALTER SYSTEM DISCONNECT SESSION, 22-8
ALTER SYSTEM privilege, 21-10,
21-11
ALTER SYSTEM SWITCH LOGFILE statement, 18-17,
21-10,
A-16
checkpoint, 21-9
DBA privilege, 21-10,
A-16
ALTER TABLE statement
ALLOCATE EXTENT option, 17-10
allocating extents, 17-12,
17-13
DISABLE TABLE LOCK option, 7-6,
10-3,
16-9
ENABLE TABLE LOCK option, 7-6,
10-3,
16-9
MAXEXTENTS option, 17-13
ALTER TABLESPACE statement
ADD DATAFILE, 15-10
ADD DATAFILE option, A-15
BACKUP option, 21-14
OFFLINE and ONLINE options, A-15
READ ONLY option, 12-3
renaming a data file, A-15
application
analysis, 12-2
availability, 22-11
business functions, 12-3
compute-intensive, 1-23
converting to multi-instance, 23-3
departmentalized, 2-8
designing, 13-2
disjoint data, 1-19,
2-7
DSS, 1-6,
1-15,
1-23,
2-7
failover, 4-9,
22-2
insert-intensive, 11-12
node, 5-4
OLTP, 1-6,
1-15,
2-8
performance, 11-12
portability, 1-6
profile, 12-3
profiles, 3-3
query-intensive, 1-19,
2-7
random access, 2-8
redesigning for parallel processing, 1-18
scalability, 2-2,
2-6
tuning, 12-2
tuning performance, 1-17,
11-12
ARCH process, 5-5,
21-4
architecture
hardware, 3-1
multi-instance, 5-4
Oracle database, 6-1
Oracle instance, 5-2
archive log
backup, 21-7
ARCHIVE LOG clause
CURRENT option, 21-9,
21-11,
21-15,
A-16
global log switch, 21-11,
21-15
manual archiving, 21-4
specifying an instance, 18-20
THREAD option, 21-4
ARCHIVE LOG command, 21-3
ARCHIVELOG mode, 14-9
automatic archiving, 4-7,
21-3
changing mode, 14-2,
14-9,
B-3
creating a database, 14-2
online and offline backups, 4-7,
21-3
archiving redo log files, 21-1
automatic versus manual, 21-3
conversion to multi-instance, 23-3
creating a database, 14-2
forcing a log switch, 21-10
history, 21-6
identified in control file, 6-5
log sequence number, 21-5
online archiving, 4-7,
21-3
AST, 8-3
asymmetrical multiprocessing, 2-5
asynchronous trap, 8-3,
8-4,
8-5
authentication
password file, 18-25
AUTOEXTEND, 15-10
automatic archiving, 21-3
automatic recovery, 21-6
availability, 12-2
and interconnect, 3-3
benefit of parallel database, 1-16
data files, 6-3,
22-13
multiple databases, 1-21
phases of recovery, 22-14
recovery time, 21-8
shared disk systems, 3-7
single-node failure, 2-12,
22-11
B
background process, 5-5
ARCH, 21-4
DBWR, 21-8
holding instance lock, 7-5,
7-6
instance, 5-4
LCKn, 5-6
LGWR, 21-6
optional, 5-5
parallel cache management, 4-10,
5-6
SMON, 18-26,
22-11
backup, 21-1
archive log, 21-7
checkpoint, 21-9
conversion to multi-instance, 23-3
export, B-2
files used in recovery, 22-16
offline, 4-7,
21-12
online, 4-7,
21-9,
21-12,
21-15
parallel, 21-12
bandwidth, 1-14,
2-3,
2-12,
3-3,
3-4,
3-6,
3-7
batch applications, 1-15,
1-16
BEGIN BACKUP option, 21-14
block
allocating dynamically, 17-14
associated with instance, 11-11,
22-11
cleanout, A-11
contention, 6-9,
11-15,
15-6,
17-10,
17-11
deferred rollback, 6-9,
A-16
distributed lock, 5-5
free space, 11-2
instance lock, 4-10
multiple copies, 4-6,
4-10,
5-5
redo log, 21-9
segment header, 11-14
when written to disk, 4-6,
9-9,
21-8
blocking AST, 8-4
buffer cache, 5-5
checkpoint, 21-8
coherency, 4-10
distributed locks, 2-7
instance recovery, 22-11
minimizing I/O, 4-6,
4-10
written to disk, 4-6
buffer state, 9-10,
9-11
buffer, redo log, 5-5
C
cache
buffer cache, 4-6,
5-5
coherency, 4-10,
9-3
consistency, on MPPs, 3-9
dictionary cache, 4-10,
5-5,
6-6
flushing dictionary, 4-14
management issues, non-PCM, 4-14
parallel cache management, 4-10
recovery, 22-15
row cache, 6-6
sequence cache, 4-7,
6-7
CACHE keyword, 18-27
CACHE option, CREATE SEQUENCE, 6-6,
6-7
CACHE_SIZE_THRESHOLD parameter, 18-10,
A-14
callback,failover, 22-9
capacity planning, 19-3
CATPARR.SQL script, 15-13,
20-2,
20-5
CHECK DATAFILES clause, 6-3
instance recovery, 22-13
checkpoint
datafile, 21-8
DBWR process, 21-8
definition, 21-8
forcing, 21-9,
21-10
global, 21-8
incremental, 22-12
instance, 21-8
log switch, 21-10
CHECKPOINT_PROCESS parameter, 18-9
CKPT process, 5-5
CLEANUP_ROLLBACK_ENTRIES parameter, A-6,
A-10
client-server configuration, 5-4
description, 1-22
Net8, 1-22
closed thread, 21-4,
21-15
cluster
allocating extents, 17-12
free list groups, 17-10
free lists, 11-12,
17-7
hash cluster, 11-12,
17-7,
A-17
implementations, 2-3
performance, 3-3
committed data
checkpoint, 21-10
instance failure, 22-11
sequence numbers, 6-7
compatibility
shared and exclusive modes, 6-2,
17-10
concurrency
inserts and updates, 11-14,
17-6
maximum number of instances, 11-15,
14-4
SEQUENCE_CACHE_ENTRIES, 6-7
sequences, 6-7
shared mode, 4-2
transactions, 5-4,
11-2
configurations
change in redo log, 14-9
client-server, 1-22
guidelines for parallel server, 5-7
multi-instance database system, 1-19
overview of Oracle, 1-17
single instance database system, 1-18
CONNECT command, 14-7,
18-18,
18-20
forcing a checkpoint, 21-10
Net8, 18-16
SYSDBA option, 18-12,
18-26
Connect Load Balancing (CLB), 22-6
connect string, 18-16,
18-19,
18-20,
22-6
consistency
multiversion read, 4-7
rollback information, 6-8
contention
block, 6-9,
11-15,
15-6,
17-10,
17-11
disk, 6-2,
6-10
distributed lock, 15-6
for rollback segments, 20-12
free list, 19-6
free space, 4-8,
11-2,
11-14
index, 19-6
monitoring, 20-11
on single block or row, 2-9
rollback segment, 6-8,
6-9,
6-10
segment header, 11-14,
19-6
sequence number, 4-7,
6-6
SYSTEM tablespace, 14-5
table data, 6-2,
6-8,
17-11
control file, 6-2
accessibility, 5-7
backing up, 21-1
conversion to multi-instance, 23-7
creating, 14-10
data files, 17-11
log history, 14-4,
21-6
MAXLOGHISTORY, 6-5
parameter values, 18-8
shared, 5-4,
18-6
CONTROL_FILES parameter, 18-10,
22-20
same for all instances, 18-6,
18-10
conversion
application, 23-3
database, 23-4
database, to multi-instance, 23-1
ramifications, 23-3
convert queue, 8-3
COUNTER column, 20-5
CPU usage, 19-3
CPU_COUNT parameter, 18-10
CREATE CLUSTER statement, 17-7,
A-17
FREELIST GROUPS option, 17-6
FREELISTS option, 17-6
CREATE CONTROLFILE statement
changing database options, 14-10
conversion to multi-instance, 23-6
exclusive mode, B-3
MAXLOGHISTORY, 21-6
CREATE DATABASE statement, 14-3
exclusive mode, B-3
MAXINSTANCES, 11-15,
14-4
MAXLOGFILES, 14-4
MAXLOGHISTORY, 6-5,
14-4,
21-6
MAXLOGMEMBERS, 14-4
options, 14-4
setting the log mode, 14-2,
14-9
thread number 1, 14-8
CREATE INDEX statement
FREELISTS option, 17-7
CREATE ROLLBACK SEGMENT statement, 14-5,
14-6,
20-12
CREATE SEQUENCE statement, 6-7
CACHE option, 6-7
CYCLE option, 6-6
description, 6-6
ORDER option, 6-6,
6-7
CREATE TABLE statement
clustered tables, 17-7
examples, 17-12,
17-13
FREELIST GROUPS option, 11-11
FREELISTS option, 11-11,
17-6
initial storage, 17-11,
17-13
CREATE TABLESPACE statement, A-15
creating a rollback segment, 14-5,
14-6
creating a tablespace, A-15
cross-instance CR read, 20-15
current instance, 18-20
checkpoint, 21-10
log switch, 21-10
specifying, 18-16
CURRENT option, 21-4
checkpoints, 21-9,
21-11
forcing a global log switch, 21-9,
21-11
global log switch, 21-15
new in Oracle7, A-16
CYCLE option, CREATE SEQUENCE, 6-6
D
data block, 5-5
data dependent routing, 12-7,
19-6
data dictionary, 5-5
objects, 6-6
querying views, 20-2
row cache, 6-6
sequence cache, 6-7
views, 14-6
data warehousing, 2-7
database
archiving mode, 14-2,
14-9
backup, 4-7,
21-1
closing, 18-26
conversion to multi-instance, 23-1,
23-4
creation, 14-3
designing, 1-17,
13-2
dismounting, 18-26
export and import, B-2
migrating to multi-instance, 23-3
mounted but not open, 14-9
number of archived log files, 6-5,
21-6
number of instances, 11-15,
14-4
rollback segments, 14-5
scalability, 2-6
starting NOMOUNT, 22-20
database administrator (DBA)
distributed database, 1-21
data-dependent routing, 3-10
datafile
accessiblity, 5-7
adding, 15-7,
15-10,
15-14,
A-15
allocating extents, 17-10
backing up, 21-1,
21-9
checkpoint, 21-8,
21-9
disk contention, 6-2
dropping, A-15
file ID, 15-3
instance recovery, 6-3,
22-13
mapping locks to blocks, 9-7
maximum number, B-3
multiple files per table, 11-15,
17-10,
17-11
number of blocks, 15-3
parallel recovery, 22-16
recovery, 22-16,
A-19
renaming, A-15
shared, 5-4,
6-2
tablespace, A-15
tablespace name, 15-3
taking offline or online, A-15
unspecified for PCM locks, 9-7
validity, 15-13
DATAFILE option
table, 17-12
tablespace, A-15
DB_BLOCK_BUFFERS parameter, 9-18
ensuring LM lock capacity, 16-8
GC_RELEASABLE_LOCKS, 15-14
DB_BLOCK_MAX_DIRTY_TARGET parameter, 22-12
DB_BLOCK_SIZE parameter
same for all instances, 18-10
DB_FILES parameter
calculating non-PCM locks, 16-5
calculating non-PCM resources, 16-4
ensuring LM lock capacity, 16-8
same for all instances, 18-10
DB_NAME parameter
conversion to multi-instance, 23-7
same for all instances, 18-10
DBA_ROLLBACK_SEGS view, 6-8,
14-7
public rollback segments, 14-6
DBA_SEGMENTS view, 14-7
DBA_TABLES table, 16-9
DBMS_SPACE package, 17-15
DBMSUTIL.SQL script, 17-15
DBWR process, 5-5,
7-6
checkpoint, 21-8
cross-instance writes, 20-15
in parallel server, 5-2
DDL commands, 16-8
DDL lock, 7-5
deadlock detection, 8-11
deallocating unused space, 17-15
ded, xxi
dedicated server, 22-6
default instance, 18-16,
18-19
deferred rollback segment, A-16
DELAYED_LOGGING_BLOCK_CLEANOUTS parameter, 18-9,
A-6,
A-11
departmentalized applications, 2-8
DESCRIPTION_LIST feature, A-10
dictionary cache, 4-10,
4-14,
5-5,
6-6
dictionary cache lock, 10-5
DISABLE TABLE LOCK option, 16-9
DISABLE THREAD clause, 14-9
disabling the archive history, 14-4
disaster recovery, 22-19,
22-22
DISCONNECT command, 18-20
disconnecting from an instance, 18-19,
18-20
multiple sessions, 18-26
user process, 18-26
disjoint data
applications with, 1-19,
2-7
data files, 6-2
disk
access, 3-2,
3-3
affinity, 18-22
contention, 6-2,
6-10
I/O statistics, 19-3,
19-6
media failure, 22-2
reading blocks, 4-6
rollback segments, 6-10
striping, 20-13
writing blocks, 4-6,
9-9,
21-8
disk affinity, 4-9
distributed lock
memory area, 5-5
rollback segment, 6-9
row cache, 6-6
sequence, 6-6
total number, 6-6
Distributed Lock Manager, A-4
DM, Database Mount, 10-5
DML lock, 7-3,
7-5
DML_LOCKS parameter, 7-6,
10-3,
18-9,
18-10
and performance, 16-9
calculating non-PCM locks, 16-5
calculating non-PCM resources, 16-4
ensuring IDLM lock capacity, 16-8
DROP TABLE command, 4-14
DROP TABLESPACE statement, A-15
dropping a database object
tablespace, 15-7,
A-15
dropping a redo log file, A-15
log switch, 21-11
manual archiving, 14-9
restrictions, 14-9
DSS applications, 1-6,
1-15,
1-16,
1-23,
2-7,
3-3
dual ported controllers, 2-3
dynamic load balancing, 22-8
dynamic performance view
creating, 20-2
granting PUBLIC access, 20-4
list of, 20-4
null values, 20-5
querying, 20-6
XNC column, 20-5
dynamically allocating blocks, 11-17
E
ENABLE TABLE LOCK option, 16-9
END BACKUP option, 21-14
enqueue, 7-3
global, 7-4
in V$LOCK, 7-8
local, 7-4
OPS context, 7-5
enqueue locks
calculating non-PCM locks, 16-5
calculating non-PCM resources, 16-4
ENQUEUE_DEBUG_MULTI_INSTANCE parameter (Oracle Version 6), A-18
ENQUEUE_RESOURCES parameter
calculating non-PCM locks, 16-5
calculating non-PCM resources, 16-4
error message
parameter values, 18-14
rollback segment, 14-5
storage options, 17-6
exclusive mode, 8-8,
18-11
compatibility, B-2
database access, 1-18,
4-2
free lists, 17-6,
17-10
instance recovery, 21-8
MAXLOGHISTORY, 21-6
media recovery, 14-4
required for file operations, A-14,
B-3
specifying instance number, 17-12
specifying thread number, 18-13
startup, 17-12,
18-11
switching archive log mode, 14-9
taking tablespace offline, A-15
EXCLUSIVE option, 18-12
exclusive PCM lock, 4-13
Export utility
and free lists, 11-12,
A-17,
B-4
backing up data, B-2
compatibility, B-2
EXT_TO_OBJ table, 15-13,
20-2
extent
allocating PCM locks, 11-15,
17-10
allocating to instance, 17-9,
17-12,
18-15
definition, 11-3
initial allocation, 17-11
not allocated to instance, 11-6,
11-16,
17-11
rollback segment, 6-8,
14-7
size, 6-8,
14-7,
17-10
specifying a file, 17-10
F
failover, 4-9,
16-3,
22-2,
A-8
BASIC, 22-4
callback, 22-9
listeners, 22-5
METHOD, 22-4
multi-threaded server, 22-5
PRECONNECT, 22-4
TYPE, 22-4
FAILOVER_MODE, 22-7
failure
access to files, 22-13
ALERT file, 6-2
instance, 21-8
instance recovery, 22-13
media, 22-2,
22-16,
A-19
MPP node, 3-9
node, 1-21,
21-8,
22-11
false pings, 9-17,
15-17
fault tolerance, 8-9
file
adding, A-15
ALERT, 6-2,
22-13
allocating extents, 17-10
archiving redo log, 4-7,
21-3,
21-4,
21-5
common parameter file, 18-5
control file, 6-2,
6-5,
21-6
datafile, 6-2
dropping, 14-9,
21-11,
A-15
exported, B-2
maximum number, B-3
multiplexed, 21-6
number, absolute, 6-3
number, relative, 6-3
parameter, 18-3,
18-6
PFILE, 18-5,
18-7
redo log, 4-7,
6-3,
21-3,
21-5,
21-6,
A-15
renaming, 14-9,
21-11,
A-15
restricted operations, 21-11,
A-14
size, 9-7,
21-9
used in recovery, 22-16
FILE_LOCK view, 9-22,
15-12,
20-2,
A-6
FILE_PING view, 20-2
fine grain lock, 9-4,
9-7,
9-16,
9-18,
9-19,
9-20,
9-21
creation, 9-3
DBA lock, 9-16
group factor, 15-10
introduction, 7-5
one lock element to one block, 9-16
specifying, 15-10
fine grain locking, 2-8,
A-6
fixed hashed PCM lock, 9-4
fixed mode, lock element, 9-20
flexibility of parallel database, 1-17
foreground process
instance shutdown, 18-26
format, lock name, 7-8
free list, 11-15
and Export utility, 11-12,
B-4
assigned to instance, 11-13
cluster, 17-7,
A-17
concurrent inserts, 4-8,
11-14
contention, 19-6
definition, 11-5
exclusive mode, B-2
extent, 11-12
hash cluster, 17-7
in exclusive mode, 17-6,
17-10
index, 17-7
list groups, 11-12
number of lists, 17-6
partitioning, 11-13
partitioning data, 11-12,
18-15
PCM locks, 11-15,
17-10
transaction, 11-4
unused space, 17-15
free list group
assigned to instance, 11-13,
11-14
assigning to session, 17-9
definition, 11-5
enhanced for release 7.3, A-6
high performance feature, 4-8
setting !blocks, 15-9
unused space, 17-15
used space, 17-15
FREE_LIST_INST parameter (Oracle Version 6), A-17,
A-18
FREE_LIST_PROC parameter (Oracle Version 6), A-17,
A-18
FREED_EXTENTS, A-7
FREELIST GROUPS storage option, 17-6,
17-12,
18-13,
20-8
clustered tables, A-17
instance number, 11-15
FREELISTS parameter, 11-5
FREELISTS storage option, 17-6,
20-11
clustered tables, A-17
indexes, 17-7
maximum value, 17-6
FREEZE_DB_FOR_FAST_INSTANCE_RECOVERY parameter, 22-13,
A-3
G
GC_DB_LOCKS parameter, A-3
adjusting after file operations, A-15
GC_FILES_TO_LOCKS parameter, 9-3,
9-4,
9-7,
9-13,
9-24,
14-10,
15-19,
15-20,
18-10
adding datafiles, 15-14
adjusting after file operations, 15-7,
A-15
associating PCM locks with extents, 11-15,
17-10
default bucket, 15-8
evaluating, 20-15
fine grain examples, 15-10
guidelines, 15-10
hashed examples, 15-9
index data, 15-5
number of blocks per lock, 9-7
reducing false pings, 15-18
room for growth, 15-12
setting, 15-7
syntax, 15-8
GC_FREELIST_GROUPS parameter, A-3,
A-6
GC_LATCHES parameter, A-2
GC_LCK_PROCS parameter, 9-13
ensuring LM lock capacity, 16-8
same for all instances, 18-10
GC_RELEASABLE_LOCKS parameter, 9-14,
15-19,
15-20,
A-6
default, 15-14
GC_ROLLBACK_LOCKS parameter, 6-9,
9-14,
15-8,
15-15,
15-19,
15-20,
18-10
GC_ROLLBACK_SEGMENTS parameter, A-3
number of distributed locks, 6-9
GC_SAVE_ROLLBACK_LOCKS parameter, 6-9,
A-3,
A-16
GC_SEGMENTS parameter, A-3
GC_SORT_LOCKS parameter, A-18
GC_TABLESPACES parameter, A-3
global checkpoint, 21-8
global constant parameter, 18-10
and non-PCM locks, 4-10
control file, 6-2
description, 9-13
list of, 18-8
rollback segments, 6-9
same for all instances, 18-8,
18-10
global dynamic performance view, 18-23,
18-24,
20-3,
A-4
GLOBAL hint, 20-3
global lock converts, 20-15
GLOBAL option
forcing a checkpoint, 18-17,
21-10
verifying access to files, 6-3
GMS, see Group Membership Services, 18-21
granted queue, 8-3,
8-5
group
free list, 11-12
MAXLOGFILES, 14-4
redo log files, 6-4,
14-4,
14-9
unique numbers, 6-5
V$LOGFILE, 6-5
Group Membership Services (GMS), 18-12,
18-13,
18-21,
A-5
GROUP option, 21-4
group-based locking, 8-11,
8-12
growth, room for, 15-12
GV$ view, 18-24,
20-3,
A-4
GV$BH view, 19-5,
20-4
GV$CACHE view, 19-5,
20-2,
20-4
GV$CLASS_PING view, 20-2,
20-4
GV$DLM_LOCKS view, 20-4
GV$FALSE_PING view, 20-4
GV$FILE_PING view, 20-2,
20-4
GV$LOCK_ELEMENT view, 20-4
GV$PARAMETER view, 18-24
GV$PING view, 19-5,
20-2,
20-4
H
handle, user, 22-9
hardware
architecture, 3-1
requirements, 3-3
scalability, 2-3
hash cluster, 17-7
free lists, 11-12,
A-17
hash latch wait gets, 20-15
hashed PCM lock, 9-4,
9-16,
9-21,
9-22
creation, 9-4
introduction, 7-5
releasable, 9-4,
15-8,
15-10
specifying, 15-9
header
rollback segment, 14-7
segment, 11-14,
14-7
high speed interconnect, 12-2
high water mark, 11-17
definition, 11-3,
11-18
moving, 11-18,
11-19
high-speed bus, 3-6,
3-7
history, archive, 21-6,
22-18
horizontal partitioning, 2-12
HOST command, 18-18
host, IDLM, 9-9
I
I/O
and scalability, 2-3
disk contention, 4-6
interrupts, 2-5
minimizing, 1-19,
4-6,
4-10,
15-6
identifier, lock, 7-8
IDLM, 8-1
IDLM parameters, 18-11
IFILE parameter, 18-4
multiple files, 18-6
overriding values, 18-6
specifying identical parameters, 18-5
Import utility
Compatibility, B-2
free lists, A-17
restoring data, B-2
incremental checkpoint, 22-12
incremental growth, 17-11
index
contention, 19-6
creating, 17-7
data partitioning, 11-12,
15-5
FREELISTS option, 17-7
PCM locks, 15-5
INITIAL storage parameter
minimum value, 17-11
rollback segments, 6-8
initialization parameter
archiving, 21-3
CACHE_SIZE_THRESHOLD, 18-10
control of blocks, 9-13
control of PCM locks, 9-13
displaying values, 18-15,
18-20
duplicate values, 18-6
global constant, 6-2,
18-8
guidelines, 5-7
identical for all instances, 18-10
Integrated Distributed Lock Manager, 18-11
MAX_DEFAULT_PROPAGATION_DELAY, 18-10
obsolete, A-18
PARALLEL_DEFAULT_MAX_INSTANCES, 18-10
PARALLEL_DEFAULT_MAXSCANS, 18-10
planning LM capacity, 16-3,
16-8
using default value, 18-6
inserts
concurrent, 4-8,
11-14,
17-6
free lists, 11-14,
18-15
free space unavailable, 17-10
performance, 11-12
instance
adding instances, 14-4,
17-11,
23-2
associated with data block, 11-11
associated with data file, 17-11
associated with extent, 17-9
background processes, 4-10,
5-4,
5-5
changing current, 18-20
changing default, 18-19
checkpoint, 21-8
current, 18-19,
18-20,
21-10
failure, 21-8,
22-12
free list, 11-14,
17-10
instance number, 11-15,
17-12
maximum number, 6-8,
11-15,
14-4
number, 17-9
ownership of PCM locks, 9-6
parallel server characteristics, 5-2
recovery, 14-4,
18-26,
21-8,
22-11
remote, 18-5,
18-7,
18-19
rollback segment required, 6-8
startup order, 18-15
thread number, 6-3,
14-8,
18-13
instance group, 22-6
connection load balancing, 22-6
GV$ view queries, 20-3
specifying, 18-22
instance lock, 7-2
acquired by background process, 7-6
acquired by foreground process, 7-6
definition, 7-2,
7-4
types, 7-5
instance number, 11-13
INSTANCE option
allocating, 17-12
SET INSTANCE command, 17-9,
18-16
SHOW INSTANCE command, 18-19
instance recovery
abnormal shutdown, 18-26
access to files, 6-3,
22-13
global checkpoint, 21-10
multiple failures, 22-12
recovery time, 21-8
rollback segments, 6-8
starting another instance, 14-4
instance registration, A-7
INSTANCE_GROUPS parameter, 18-22
INSTANCE_ID column, 20-3
INSTANCE_NUMBER parameter, 17-9
and SQL options, 11-11
assigning free lists to instances, 11-13
conversion to multi-instance, 23-7
exclusive mode, 18-13
exclusive or shared mode, 18-14
individual parameter files, 18-5
setting, 17-12
unique values for instances, 18-9,
18-15
unspecified, 18-14
INSTANCES keyword, 18-27
INSTANCES parameter (Oracle Version 6), A-18
Integrated Distributed Lock Manager
capacity for locks and resources, 16-2
configuring, 16-3
definition, 1-13,
8-2
distributed architecture, 8-9
failover requirements, 16-3
fault tolerant, 8-9
features, 8-9
group-based locking, 8-12
handling lock requests, 8-3
instance architecture, 5-2
internalized, A-4
LCKn process, 9-9
lock mastering, 8-10
minimizing use, 1-19,
4-10
non-PCM lock capacity, 7-6
queues, 8-2
recovery phases, 22-14
resource sharing, 9-9
Integrated DLM, 8-1
integrated operations, 1-6
interconnect, 3-3
and scalability, 2-3
high-speed, 1-11
INTERNAL option
instance shutdown, 18-26
inter-node communication, 1-11
iostat UNIX utility, 20-13
K
kcmgss reads scn without going to LM, 20-16
kcmgss waited for batching, 20-15
L
Lamport SCN generation, 4-8
LANGUAGE parameter (Oracle Version 6), A-18
latch, 7-3,
10-5
latency, 1-14,
1-16,
2-3,
2-12,
3-3
LCKn process, 5-5,
5-6,
9-6
definition, 7-6
description, 5-6
on multi-instance database, 1-19
role in recovery, 22-14
LGWR process, 5-5,
7-6
log history, 21-6
log switch, 21-9
library cache lock, 10-4
links, 5-7
LISTENER.ORA file, 22-6
LM_LOCKS parameter, 15-19,
15-20,
16-2,
16-6,
18-10,
18-11,
A-3
LM_PROCS parameter, 18-10,
18-11,
A-3
LM_RESS parameter, 15-19,
15-20,
16-2,
16-5,
18-10,
18-11,
A-3
LMDn process, 5-5,
A-4
definition, 7-7
LMON process, 5-5,
A-4
definition, 7-7
load balancing, 12-5,
22-6,
A-10
dynamic, 22-8
local I/O, 2-3
local instance
node, 18-19
local lock, 7-3
LOCAL option
forcing a checkpoint, 18-17,
21-10
verifying access to files, 6-3
LOCAL_LISTENERS parameter, 22-6
lock
boundary, 11-18
conversion, 8-5
cost of, 7-7
dictionary cache, 10-5
DML, 7-3,
10-3
enqueue, 7-3
fine grain, 7-5
global, 18-8
group-based, 8-11,
8-12
hashed, 7-5
identifier, 7-8
implementations, PCM, 7-5
instance, 7-2,
7-4
latch, 7-3
LCKn process, 5-6
library cache, 10-4
local, 7-3
mastering, 8-10,
19-8
mode compatibility, 9-12
mode, and buffer state, 9-10
mount lock, 7-3,
10-5
name format, 7-8
non-PCM, 7-4,
7-5
OPS exclusive mode, 7-3
OPS shared mode, 7-2
overview of locking mechanisms, 7-2
ownership by IDLM, 8-12
PCM lock, 9-3,
11-15,
17-10
process-owned, 8-12
request, handling by IDLM, 8-3
rollback segment, 6-9
row, 4-13,
10-3
row cache, 6-6
system change number, 10-4
table, 7-3,
7-5,
7-6,
10-3
transaction, 4-11,
7-2,
10-3
types of, 7-3
lock activity, 20-5
monitoring and tuning, 20-7
lock contention
detecting, 19-3
pinpointing, 19-5
lock conversion, 20-5
detecting, 19-3
excessive rate, 19-7
lock element, 7-9
correspondence to locks, 9-15
creation, 9-20
free, 9-20
LRU list, 9-20
mode, 9-20
name, 9-16
non-fixed mode, 9-20
number, 9-23
valid bit, 9-20
lock process, 5-6
lock value block, 10-4
log file
accessibility, 5-7
redo log file, 21-1
log history, 14-4,
21-6,
22-18
log sequence number, 21-5,
21-6
log switch, 6-5
adding or dropping files, 14-9
checkpoint, 21-9
closed thread, 21-11
forcing, 21-9,
21-10,
21-11,
21-15,
A-16
global, 21-15
log history, 21-6
LOG_ALLOCATION parameter (Oracle Version 6), A-16,
A-18
LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST parameter, 22-18,
22-19
specifying for recovery, 22-19
LOG_ARCHIVE_FORMAT parameter, 18-9,
21-5,
22-19
same for all instances, 22-19
used in recovery, 22-19
LOG_ARCHIVE_START parameter
automatic archiving, 18-7,
21-3
creating a database, 14-2
LOG_CHECKPOINT_INTERVAL parameter, 21-9,
21-10
LOG_CHECKPOINT_TIMEOUT parameter, 21-9,
21-10
inactive instance, 21-10
LOG_DEBUG_MULTI_INSTANCE parameter (Oracle Version 6), A-18
LOG_FILES parameter, 18-10
same for all instances, 18-10
logical database, 1-20
loosely coupled system
cache consistency, 3-9
characteristics, 3-6
disk access, 3-3
hardware architecture, 3-2,
3-8
tightly coupled nodes, 3-6
LRU list
lock elements, 9-20
M
manual archiving, 21-3,
21-4
dropping a redo log file, 14-9
massively parallel system, 1-6,
11-15
application profile, 3-3
disk access, 3-3
hardware architecture, 3-9
master free list, 11-6
master node, 8-10
mastering, lock, 8-10,
19-8
MAX_COMMIT_PROPAGATION_DELAY parameter, 4-8,
10-4,
18-9,
18-10
MAX_SORT_SIZE, A-7
MAXDATAFILES option, 14-10
MAXEXTENTS storage parameter
automatic allocations, 11-17,
17-11
preallocating extents, 17-13
MAXINSTANCES option, 11-15,
14-4
changing, 14-10
MAXINSTANCES parameter, 11-13,
23-4
assigning free lists to instances, 11-13,
11-15
calculating non-PCM locks, 16-5
calculating non-PCM resources, 16-4
conversion to multi-instance, 23-4,
23-6
MAXLOGFILES option, 14-4,
14-10
MAXLOGHISTORY option, 6-5,
14-4,
21-6
changing, 14-10
CREATE CONTROLFILE, 21-6
log history, 21-6
MAXLOGHISTORY parameter, 23-6
MAXLOGMEMBERS option, 14-4,
14-10
media failure, 22-2,
22-16,
A-19
access to files, 6-2
automatic recovery, 21-6
recovery, A-19
media recovery, 22-16
incomplete, 22-17
log history, 14-4,
21-6,
22-18
O/S utilities, 22-17
member
MAXLOGMEMBERS, 14-4
memory
cache, 4-6
cached data, 4-6
distributed locks, 5-5
IDLM requirements, 8-11
SGA, 6-7
message
access to files, 6-2,
22-13
ALERT file, 6-2,
22-13
distributed lock manager, 9-9
instance shutdown, 18-26
parameter values, 6-2
messaging, in parallel processing, 1-14
migration
data migration, B-2
planning for future, 1-17
returning to exclusive mode, 17-10
MINEXTENTS storage parameter
automatic allocations, 11-17,
17-11,
17-13
default, 17-11
mode
archiving, 4-7,
14-2,
14-9,
21-3
database access, 4-2,
18-11,
18-14
incompatible, 8-3
lock compatibility, 9-12
lock element, 9-20
PCM lock, 4-13
modified data
instance recovery, 22-11
updates, 5-5
modulo, 11-13,
11-14,
17-9,
17-11
MONITOR command
default instance in display screen, 18-18
specifying an instance, 18-20
MONITOR STATISTICS CACHE display, 20-16
MONITOR.SQL script, 20-4
mount lock, 7-3,
10-5,
18-21
MOUNT option, 18-12
MPP systems, 1-6
MTS_DISPATCHER parameter, 22-5
MTS_LISTENER_ADDRESS parameter, A-2
MTS_MULTIPLE_LISTENERS parameter, A-2
MTS_SERVICE parameter, 22-5
multi-instance database
converting application, 23-3
definition, 1-19
reasons not to convert to, 23-2
reasons to convert to, 23-2
requirements, 23-3
multiple shared mode, 4-2,
10-5
multiple user handles, 22-9
multiplexed redo log files, 6-3
example, 6-4
log history, 21-6
total number of files, 14-4
multi-threaded server (MTS), 8-12
failover, 22-5
multiversion read consistency, 4-7
N
Net8
client-server configuration, 1-22
connect string, 18-19,
18-20
connecting with, 20-6
distributed database system, 1-20
for CONNECT, 18-16
for SET INSTANCE, 18-16
network usage, 19-3
NEXT storage parameter, 6-8,
21-4
NFS, 5-7,
23-4,
23-9
NLS_* parameters, 18-9
NOARCHIVELOG mode, 14-9
changing mode, 14-2,
14-9,
B-3
creating a database, 14-2,
14-9
offline backups, 4-7
requiring offline backups, 21-3
node
adding, 17-11,
23-2
cache coherency, 4-10
definition, 1-2
failure, 1-16,
1-21,
21-8,
22-11
independent operation, 1-13
local, 18-5,
18-7
parallel backup, 21-12
parallel shutdown, 18-26
recovery time, 21-8
remote, 18-16,
18-19
single to cluster, 23-2
NOMOUNT option, 14-3,
22-20
non-fixed mode, lock element, 9-20
non-PCM lock
calculating, 16-5
dictionary cache lock, 10-5
DML lock, 10-3
enqueue, 7-4
IDLM capacity, 7-6
library cache lock, 10-4
mount lock, 10-5
overview, 10-2
relative number, 7-6
system change number, 10-4
table lock, 10-3
transaction lock, 10-3
types, 7-5
user control, 7-6
non-PCM resources, 16-4
NOORDER option, CREATE SEQUENCE, 6-7
NSTANCE_GROUPS parameter, 18-24
null lock mode, 4-13
number generator, 6-6
O
obsolete parameters, A-17,
A-18
OCIStmtFetch, 22-10
OCITransRollback, 22-10
offline backup, 4-7,
21-1
parallel, 21-12
redo log files, 21-12
offline datafile, A-15
offline tablespace
deferred rollback segments, A-16
restrictions, 6-8,
A-15
OGMS_HOME parameter, 18-21,
A-2
ogmsctl command, 18-21
OLTP applications, 1-3,
1-6,
1-9,
1-15,
1-16,
2-8,
3-3
online backup, 4-7,
21-1
archiving log files, 21-15
checkpoint, 21-9
parallel, 21-12
procedure, 21-15
redo log files, 21-12
online datafile
supported operations, A-15
online recovery, 6-3,
22-11,
22-13,
22-16,
A-19
online redo log file
archive log mode, 14-9
archiving, 21-1,
21-6
checkpoint interval, 21-9
log switch, 21-6,
21-11
thread of redo, 6-3,
18-13
online transaction processing, 1-3
OPEN option, 18-12
operating system
exported files, B-2
Integrated Distributed Lock Manager, 9-9
privileges, 18-18
scalability, 2-5
OPS_ADMIN_GROUP parameter, 18-23,
20-3,
A-3
OPS_FAILOVER clause, A-8
opsctl program, 18-21
Oracle
background processes, 5-5
backing up, 4-7,
21-1
compatibility, 17-10,
B-3
configurations, 1-17
data dictionary, 6-6
datafile compatibility, 6-2
exclusive mode, 4-2,
18-12
free space unavailable, 17-10
instance recovery, 22-12
instances on MPP nodes, 3-9
migration, A-14
multi-instance, 7-4
obsolete parameters, A-18
performance features, 4-6
restrictions, 6-7,
A-14,
A-16
shared mode, 4-2
single-instance, 7-4
version on all nodes, 5-7
Oracle executable, 23-8
Oracle Parallel Server
Group Membership Services, 18-21
Oracle Parallel Server Management (OPSM), 18-2
oracle_pid, 11-13
ORDER option, 6-6,
6-7
overhead
calculating non-PCM locks, 16-5
calculating non-PCM resources, 16-4
P
parallel backup, 21-12
parallel cache management, 4-10
parallel cache management lock
acquiring, 4-13
conversion, 9-6
definition, 7-5,
9-3
disowning, 4-13
exclusive, 4-13
how they work, 9-3
implementations, 7-5
minimizing number of, 12-2
null, 4-13
number of blocks per lock, 9-7
owned by instance LCK processes, 9-6
owned by multiple instances, 9-6
periodicity, 9-8
read, 4-13
relative number, 7-6
releasable hashed, 9-4,
15-8,
15-10
releasing, 4-13
sequence, 4-7
user control, 7-6
parallel database
and parallel query, 1-23
availability, 1-16
benefits, 1-16
definition, 1-7
parallel mode
file operation restrictions, A-14,
A-16,
B-3
recovery restrictions, A-19
sequence restrictions, 6-7,
B-4
shutdown, 18-26
startup, 18-8
PARALLEL option, 18-12
parallel processing
benefits, 1-15
characteristics, 1-5
elements of, 1-8
for integrated operations, 1-6
for MPPs, 1-6
for SMPs, 1-6
hardware architecture, 3-1,
3-2
implementations, 3-2
messaging, 1-14
misconceptions about, 2-12
Oracle configurations, 1-17
types of workload, 1-15
when advantageous, 2-7
when not advantageous, 2-9
parallel processor affinity, A-11
parallel query
calculating overhead, 16-4,
16-5
limiting instances, 18-27
processor affinity, A-11
query processing, 1-2,
1-23,
2-6
scalability, 12-3
speedup and scaleup, 1-15
under Oracle Parallel Server, 1-23
parallel recovery, 22-16,
22-23,
22-24
Parallel Server
startup and shutdown, 18-13,
18-26
PARALLEL_DEFAULT_MAX_INSTANCES parameter, 18-10,
18-27
PARALLEL_DEFAULT_MAXSCANS parameter, 18-10
PARALLEL_INSTANCE_GROUP parameter, 18-23
PARALLEL_MAX_SERVERS parameter, 18-27,
22-23,
22-24
calculating non-PCM locks, 16-5
calculating non-PCM resources, 16-4
ensuring LM lock capacity, 16-8
PARALLEL_SERVER parameter, 18-9,
18-12,
18-13,
18-14
parameter
controlling PCM locks, 9-13
database creation, 11-15,
14-4
obsolete, A-18
storage, 6-8,
17-6,
17-7,
17-10
parameter file, 18-3
backing up, 21-1
common file, 18-4,
18-5,
23-7
conversion to multi-instance, 23-7
duplicate values, 18-6
identical parameters, 18-6
NFS access inadvisable, 23-9
PFILE, 18-5,
18-7,
23-6
remote instance, 18-5,
18-7,
18-19
partitioning
application, 12-6
data, 12-7
elements, 2-10
guidelines, 2-10
horizontal, 2-12
of OLTP applications, 2-8
vertical, 2-11
partitioning data, 11-12
data files, 6-2,
17-11
free list, 18-15
free lists, 11-2,
11-15,
17-10
index data, 15-5
PCM locks, 11-15,
15-5,
15-6,
17-10
rollback segments, 6-8,
6-10
table data, 11-12,
11-15,
15-5,
17-10
PCM lock
adding datafiles, 15-14
allocating, 15-2
calculating, 15-19
checking for valid number, 15-12,
15-15
contention, 11-15,
15-5,
15-6,
17-10
conversion, 20-6
conversion time, 15-18
estimating number needed, 15-3
exclusive, 9-25
fixed fine grain, 9-4
fixed hashed, 9-4
index data, 15-5
mapping blocks to, 9-7,
11-15,
17-10
planning, 15-2
releasable fine grain, 9-3
releasable hashed, 9-4
sessions waiting, 15-18
set of files, 9-7
shared, 9-25,
15-5
specifying total number, 14-10
valid lock assignments, 15-13
worksheets, 15-4
PCM resources, 15-19
PCTFREE, 11-5,
19-7,
20-8
PCTINCREASE parameter
table extents, 17-10
PCTUSED, 11-5,
20-8
performance
and lock mastering, 8-10
application, 11-12
benefits of parallel database, 1-16
caching sequences, 6-7
fine grain locking, 9-20
inserts and updates, 11-12
monitoring, 20-1
Oracle8 features, 4-6
rollback segments, 6-9,
6-10
sequence numbers, 6-7
shared resource system, 1-17
tuning, 20-1
persistent resource, 8-3,
8-11
PFILE option, 18-5,
18-7
conversion to multi-instance, 23-6
ping rate, 15-17
ping/write ratio, 19-4
pinging, 9-9,
9-10,
15-16,
15-18
definition, 9-3,
20-9
detecting, 20-9
false, 9-17
tuning, 20-7
PL/SQL shared memory area, 5-5
PMON process, 5-5
POST_TRANSACTION option, 22-8
pre-allocating extent, 11-17
preconnect, 22-7
preface
Send Us Your Comments, xix
prime number, A-3
private rollback segment
acquisition, 6-8
creating, 14-5
individual parameter file, 18-4
specifying, 6-10
private thread, 14-8
privilege
ALTER SYSTEM, 21-10,
21-11
process free list
definition, 11-5
pinging of segment header, 11-6
PROCESSES parameter, 18-9
calculating non-PCM locks, 16-5
calculating non-PCM resources, 16-4
ensuring LM lock capacity, 16-8
processor affinity
parallel query, A-11
protected write mode, 8-8
public rollback segment
bringing online, 14-6
common parameter file, 18-4
creating, 14-6
owner, 14-6
specifying, 14-6
using by default, 14-6
PUBLIC thread, 14-8
R
random access, 2-8
raw device, 23-4
read consistency
multiversion, 4-7
rollback information, 6-8
read lock mode, 4-13
read-only access, 4-7,
4-13
applications, 2-7
index data, 15-5
read PCM lock, 4-13
read-only tables, 12-3
RECO process, 1-20,
5-5
RECOVER command, 18-18,
22-16,
22-22,
22-24
RECOVER DATABASE statement, 22-16,
22-17
RECOVER DATAFILE statement, 22-16,
22-17
RECOVER TABLESPACE statement, 22-16,
22-17
recovery, 22-1
access to files, 6-2,
6-3,
22-13
after SHUTDOWN ABORT, 18-26
archive history, 14-4
automatic, 21-6
conversion to multi-instance, 23-9
deferred transaction, A-9
definition, 22-2
detection of error, 19-8
disaster, 22-19,
22-22
FREEZE_DB_FOR_INSTANCE_RECOVERY, 22-13
from an offline backup, 22-19
from an online backup, 22-19
from multiple node failure, 22-12
from single-node failure, 22-11
global checkpoint, 21-10
incomplete media, 22-17
instance, 14-4,
18-26,
21-8,
22-11
instance failure, 22-2
instance recovery, 22-1
LCKn process, 7-6
log history, 21-6,
22-18
media failure, 6-2,
21-6,
21-10,
22-15,
22-16,
A-19
online, 22-11
parallel, 22-23,
22-24
PARALLEL_MAX_SERVERS parameter, 22-23,
22-24
phases, 22-14
Recovery Manager, 22-17
recovery time, 21-8,
21-10
restrictions, A-19
rolling back, 6-8
setting parallelism, 22-23,
22-24
starting another instance, 14-4
using redo log, 21-12
Recovery Manager, 22-15
archive log backup, 21-7
disaster recovery, 22-19
incomplete media recovery, 22-17
media recovery, 22-17
RECOVERY_PARALLELISM parameter, 18-9,
22-2,
22-23,
22-24
redo log
archiving mode, 21-3
block, 21-9
instance recovery, 22-11
log history, 21-6
reconfiguring, 14-9
redo log buffer, 5-5
redo log file
accessibility, 5-7
adding, A-15
archiving, 4-7,
14-9,
21-1,
21-3,
21-11
backup, 21-12
dropping, 21-11,
A-15
identified in control file, 6-5
log history, 21-6
log sequence number, 21-5
multiplexed, 21-6
overwriting, 4-7,
21-3
renaming, 21-11,
A-15
size, 21-9
thread of redo, 6-3
redo thread, 21-4
relative file number, 6-3
releasable freelist waits, 15-14
releasable hashed PCM lock, 9-4,
15-8,
15-10
remote databases, 1-20
remote I/O, 2-3
remote instance, 18-5,
18-7,
18-19
remote instance undo requests, 20-15
remote instance undo writes, 20-15
REMOTE_LOGIN_PASSWORDFILE parameter, 18-25
renaming a file
log switch, 21-11
redo log file, A-15
RENAME FILE option, A-15
replicated systems, 23-2
resource
database, 4-10
operating system, 18-8
persistent, 8-3,
8-11
releasing, 22-11
response time, 1-11
RESTORE DATABASE statement, 22-17
RESTORE DATAFILE statement, 22-17
RESTORE TABLESPACE statement, 22-17
restrictions
cached sequence, 6-7
changing the redo log, 14-9
deferred rollback segments, A-16
file operations, A-14,
A-16,
B-3
offline tablespace, 6-8,
A-15
recovery, A-19
RETRY option, 18-14
STARTUP PARALLEL command, 18-14
rollback segment, 14-5
contention, 6-8,
6-9,
14-5
deferred, 6-9,
A-16
description, 6-8
distributed locks, 6-9
global constant parameters, 6-9
ID number, 14-5,
14-7
monitoring contention for, 20-12
multiple, 6-8,
14-5,
18-14
name, 14-5,
14-7
online, 6-8,
14-7
onlining, A-10
private, 6-8,
23-9
public, 6-8,
14-6
public vs. private, 6-10,
14-6,
18-4
specifying, 14-5
SYSTEM, 6-8
tablespace, 6-8,
14-5,
14-7
rollback segment tablespace, 23-9
ROLLBACK_SEGMENTS parameter, 6-9,
6-10,
6-11,
18-9,
18-10
conversion to multi-instance, 23-7
private and public segments, 14-5,
14-6
rolling back
instance recovery, 22-11
rollback segments, 6-8
row locks, 4-13
routing, data dependent, 19-6
routing, data-dependent, 12-7
row cache, 6-6
row level locking, 7-2
DML locks, 10-3
independent of PCM locks, 4-13
resource sharing system, 4-7,
5-4
ROW_CACHE_MULTI_INSTANCE parameter (Oracle Version 6), A-18
ROW_LOCKING parameter, 18-10
S
SC, System Change Number, 10-4
scalability
application, 2-2,
2-6,
2-12
database, 2-6
definition, 1-10
determinants, 1-16
disk input and output, 2-3
enhancement for release 7.3, A-8
four levels of, 2-2
hardware, 2-3
network, 2-6
operating system, 2-5
potential, 1-15
relative, 2-8
shared memory system, 2-5
SCN, 4-5
SCSI, 3-3
SDUSIZE parameter, 22-5
segment
definition, 11-3
header block, 11-14,
14-7
header contention, 11-6,
19-6
ID number, 14-5,
14-7
name, 14-7
rollback segment, 6-8
size, 14-7
segment header, 7-9
contention, 11-6
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boilerplate, xix
sequence
data dictionary cache, 4-7,
6-7
log sequence number, 21-5,
21-6
not cached, 6-7,
B-4
timestamp, 6-7
SEQUENCE number, 20-9
sequence number generator
application scalability, 2-6
contention, 2-9
distributed locks, 6-6
LM locks, 4-7
on parallel server, 6-6
restriction, 6-7,
B-4
skipping sequence numbers, 6-7
SEQUENCE_CACHE_ENTRIES parameter, 6-7
sequential processing, 1-2,
1-4
SERIALIZABLE parameter, 18-10
Server Manager
privileged commands, 18-18
session
multiple, 18-6,
18-20,
18-26
waiting for PCM lock conversion, 15-18
SESSIONS parameter
ensuring LM lock capacity, 16-8
SET INSTANCE command, 18-5,
18-17,
18-19
instance startup, 18-5,
18-19
requires Net8, 18-16
SET UNTIL command, 22-19
shared disk system
advantages, 3-7
implementations, 3-3
scalability, 2-3
with shared nothing system, 3-10
shared exclusive mode, 8-8
shared memory system
scalability, 2-5
tightly coupled, 3-4
shared mode
database access, 4-2
datafiles, 6-2
file operation restrictions, A-15
instance number, 18-14
instance recovery, 22-11
recovery restrictions, 22-16
startup, 18-14
shared nothing system
advantages, 3-9
disadvantages, 3-10
disk access, 3-2
massively parallel systems, 3-9
overview, 3-8
scalability, 2-3
with shared disk system, 3-10
SHARED option, 18-12
shared PL/SQL area, 5-5
shared resource system, 17-11
shared SQL area, 5-5,
12-7
SHOW INSTANCE command, 18-18,
18-19
SHOW PARAMETERS command, 18-18,
18-20
instance number, 18-15
SHOW SGA command, 18-18,
18-20
SHUTDOWN command, 18-26
ABORT option, 18-26
checkpoint, 21-9
IMMEDIATE option, 18-26,
21-9
specifying an instance, 18-19
SHUTDOWN NORMAL, 22-8
SHUTDOWN TRANSACTIONAL, 22-8
shutting down an instance, 18-26
abnormal shutdown, 18-26
archiving redo log files, 21-10
changing startup order, 18-15
checkpoint, 21-9
forcing a log switch, 21-10
lost sequence numbers, 6-7
unarchived log files, 21-4
single instance database, 1-18
single shared mode, 4-2,
10-5
SINGLE_PROCESS parameter, 18-14
SIZE option
allocating extents, 17-12
SMON process, 5-6
instance recovery, 22-11,
22-12
recovery after SHUTDOWN ABORT, 18-26
transaction recovery, A-10
SMP, 1-18
sort enhancements, A-7
SORT MERGE JOIN, 12-4
sort space, A-7
SORT_DIRECT_WRITES parameter, A-10
space
allocating extents, 17-11
deallocating unused, 17-15
determining unused, 17-15
free blocks, 11-2,
11-16
free list, 11-2
not allocated to instance, 11-6,
17-11
SGA, 18-20
sources of free blocks, 11-6
unavailable in exclusive mode, 17-10
specialized servers, 1-6
speed-down, 1-9,
1-16
speedup
definition, 1-8
with batch processing, 1-16
SQL area, shared, 12-7
SQL statement
instance-specific, 18-17
restrictions, B-3
starting up
after file operations, 15-7,
A-15
creating database and, 14-3
during instance recovery, 14-4
exclusive mode, 17-12,
18-11
global constant parameters, 6-9,
18-8
LCKn process, 7-6
remote instance, 18-5,
18-6,
18-7,
18-19
rollback segments, 6-8,
14-5
shared mode, 18-14,
A-15
startup order, 18-15
verifying access to files, 6-2
STARTUP command, 14-3,
18-5,
18-12
MOUNT option, 22-22
OPEN option, 18-12
PFILE option, 18-5,
18-7
specifying an instance, 18-19
statistics
display system, 20-14
frequency of PCM lock conversion, 20-5
lock conversions, 20-9
tuning, 19-2
V$FILESTAT view, 20-13
V$SESSTAT and V$SYSSTAT, 20-15
storage options
clustered tables, 17-6,
A-17
extent size, 6-8,
17-10,
17-11,
17-12,
17-13
index, 17-7
rollback segment, 6-8
table, 17-6
stored procedures, 7-7
striping, disk, 20-13
sub-shared exclusive mode, 8-8
sub-shared mode, 8-8
switch archiving mode, 14-2,
14-9,
B-3
symmetric multiprocessor, 2-5,
3-3,
3-4
configuration, 1-18
in loosely coupled system, 3-6
parallel processing, 1-6
synchronization
cost of, 1-12,
1-19,
2-9,
2-11,
2-12
minimizing, 13-2
non-PCM, 4-14
overhead, 1-11
SYSDBA, 18-12,
18-20,
18-26,
20-4,
21-11
SYSOPER, 18-12,
18-20,
18-26,
21-11
system change number (SCN), 10-4
archive file format, 21-5
archiving redo log files, 21-4
incrementation, 4-5
Lamport, 4-7
non-PCM lock, 7-5
redo log history, 21-6
System Global Area (SGA)
in parallel server, 5-5
instance, 5-4
parameter file, 18-3
row cache, 6-6
sequence cache, 6-7
SHOW SGA command, 18-20
statistics, 18-20
SYSTEM rollback segment, 6-8
SYSTEM tablespace, 14-5
system-specific Oracle documentation
archived redo log name, 21-5
client-server processing, 1-22
connecting with Net8, 20-6
datafiles, maximum number, B-3
free list overhead, 11-5
instance number range, 17-11
load balancing, 22-6
MAXLOGHISTORY default, 21-6
Net8 connect string, 14-7,
18-16
recovery process allocation, 22-24
redo log archive destination, 21-5
redo log archive format, 21-5
supported Oracle configurations, 1-17
system change number (SCN), 4-5
system change number, Lamport, 4-8
T
table
access pattern, 12-3
allocating extents, 11-11,
17-12
cluster, 17-7
contention, 6-8,
17-11
free space unavailable, 17-10
initial storage, 11-16,
17-11
lock, 7-3,
7-6
multiple files, 11-12,
17-11
PCM locks, 11-15,
17-10
read-only, 12-3
tablespace, 6-8
table lock, 10-3
disabling, 16-9
minimizing, 16-8
TABLE_LOCK column, 16-9
tablespace
active rollback segments, 6-8
backup, 4-7,
21-1,
21-9
creating, 15-7,
A-15
data files, A-15
dropping, 15-7,
A-15
index data, 15-5
offline, 6-8
online rollback segments, 14-5,
14-7
parallel backup, 21-12
parallel recovery, 22-16
read-only, 15-13
recovery, 22-16,
A-19
rollback segment, 6-8,
14-5,
14-7
SYSTEM, 14-5
tables, 6-8
taking offline, 6-8,
A-15,
A-16
thread
archive file format, 21-5
archiving redo log files, 21-4,
21-10,
21-11
associated with an instance, 14-8
closed, 21-15
disabled, 14-9
enabled, 21-6,
21-15,
22-18
example, 6-3
exclusive mode, 18-13
forced log switch, 21-10
log history, 21-6
number of groups, 6-4,
14-5
open, 21-6,
21-15
public, 14-8
single, 4-8
THREAD option, 18-17,
21-4,
21-11
creating private thread, 6-3
creating public thread, 6-3
disabling a thread, 14-9
when required, 14-8
THREAD parameter, 14-8,
18-9
conversion to multi-instance, 23-7
individual parameter files, 18-5
instance acquiring thread, 6-3
tightly coupled system
hardware architecture, 3-4,
3-6
implementations, 3-2
in loosely coupled cluster, 3-6
performance, 3-4
TM, DML Enqueue, 10-3
TNSNAMES.ORA file, 22-4
TP monitor, A-8
trace file
conversion to multi-instance, 23-4
transaction
aborted, 6-8
committed data, 4-7,
21-10
concurrent, 4-7,
4-10,
5-4
inserts, 4-8,
11-2
instance failure, 22-11
isolation, 4-13
lock, 4-11,
7-2,
7-4,
7-5
offline tablespace, 6-9,
A-16
recovery, A-9
rollback segments, 6-9,
A-16
rolling back, 6-8,
22-11
row locking, 4-7,
4-13
sequence numbers, 6-6
updates, 4-7,
11-2
waiting for recovery, 22-11
transaction free list, 11-4
transaction lock, 7-6,
10-3
transaction processing monitor, 12-8
TRANSACTIONAL option
SHUTDOWN, 22-8
TRANSACTIONS parameter, 6-11
calculating non-PCM locks, 16-5
calculating non-PCM resources, 16-4
ensuring LM lock capacity, 16-8
TRANSACTIONS_PER_ROLLBACK parameter, 6-11
tuning, 18-2,
19-2
two-phase commits, 1-21
TX, Transaction, 10-3
U
updates
at different times, 2-7
concurrent, 4-7,
11-14
free lists, 11-14,
18-15
instance lock, 9-9
PCM lock, 4-13
performance, 11-12
upgrade
Oracle, 23-2
replicated systems, 23-2
user
benefits of parallel database, 1-17
commits statistic, 20-15
handles, 22-9
multiple, 5-4
name and password, 18-19
PUBLIC, 14-6,
14-7
SYS, 14-7
user process
free list, 11-2,
11-15,
17-7
instance shutdown errors, 18-26
manual archiving, 21-4
USER_TABLES table, 16-9
user-level IDLM, 8-11
utilities, Oracle
Export, Import, B-2
V
V$ACTIVE_INSTANCES view, 23-4,
A-6
V$BH view, 9-11,
19-5,
20-4,
20-5,
20-10,
A-2,
A-4,
A-6,
A-14
V$CACHE view, 19-5,
20-4,
20-5,
A-14
V$CACHE_LOCK view, 20-3,
20-4
V$CLASS_PING view, 20-4,
20-10,
A-4
V$DATAFILE view, 6-3,
15-12,
20-13
V$DISPATCHER_RATE view, 22-5
V$DISPATCHER_RATE_AVERAGE view, 22-5
V$DISPATCHER_RATE_CURRENT view, 22-5
V$DISPATCHER_RATE_MAXIMUM view, 22-5
V$DLM_CONVERT_LOCAL view, 8-13,
A-4
V$DLM_CONVERT_REMOTE view, 8-13,
A-4
V$DLM_LATCH view, 8-13,
A-4
V$DLM_LOCKS view, 7-5,
8-13,
20-4
V$DLM_MISC view, 8-13,
A-4
V$FALSE_PING view, 20-4
V$FILE_PING view, 20-4,
20-10,
A-4
V$FILESTAT view, 20-13
V$LE table, 9-20
V$LOCK view, 7-8
V$LOCK_ACTIVITY view, 20-3,
20-4,
A-14
COUNTER column, 20-5
detecting lock conversion, 19-3
querying, 20-6,
20-7
V$LOCK_ELEMENT view, 7-9,
9-20,
20-4
V$LOCKS_WITH_COLLISIONS view, 20-3,
20-4,
A-13
V$LOG_HISTORY view, 21-6
V$LOGFILE view, 6-5
V$PING view, 19-5,
19-6,
20-4,
20-5,
20-9,
A-14
querying, 20-7,
20-9
V$RECOVERY_LOG view, 21-6
V$RESOURCE_LIMIT view, 16-3,
A-4
V$ROLLNAME view, 20-3
V$SESSION view, 22-8
V$SESSION_WAIT view, 15-18
V$SESSTAT view, 20-14
V$SORT_SEGMENT view, A-6,
A-7
V$SYSSTAT view, 15-14,
22-13,
A-4
detecting lock conversion, 19-3
querying, 20-14
V$SYSTEM_EVENT view, 15-18
V$THREAD view, 23-4
V$WAITSTAT view, 19-6
querying, 20-11,
20-12
valid bit, lock element, 9-20
versions, Oracle
compatibility, 17-10,
A-14
upgrading, A-1
vertical partitioning, 2-11
view
global, 18-24,
20-3
rollback segments, 14-6
virtual memory usage, 19-3
W
wait time, 1-5,
1-11
wait, session, 15-18
workload
and scaleup, 1-15
balancing, 1-7
mixed, 1-6
partitioning, 1-22
type of, 1-6,
1-15
X
XA interface
performance enhancement, A-8
recovery enhancement, A-8
XA library, 8-12
XA_RECOVER call, A-8
XNC column, 20-5
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