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Just a question regarding aq_tm_processes. As per OWB Installation guide, this parameter should be one. But also in metalink there is a recommendation to leave it unset in database version up to 10.2.
There is a script to check if this parameter was set explicitly to zero or not. In this case: The parameter ''aq_tm_processes'' is not explicitly set to 0
Which is the correct setting in this case?
Regards,
Sebastian

Hi Sebastian,
starting from Oracle 10.1 the number of Queue Monitor processes is autotuned by database instance, so the best is to unset AQ_TM_PROCESSES parameter (as described in Metalink Note 305662.1 and in Oracle Database Reference since 11.1 release).
I think you can set this parameter to 1 (as specified in OWB installation guide) if OWB/workflow is the only product which use AQ database feature.
Regards,
Oleg

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