BEA Weblogic performance issue
Hi All,
We are using bea weblogic 10.2.
We have some performance issue in our production.
We face the proble like
1. Our bea query takes maxixmum cpu utilization in the oracle databse.
process are content upload, update, expiry and report fetching.
2. When we run BEA query for report it takes around 10 min to run and content count is around 70,000,
is this OK?
3. Some times we get Socket connection error.
4. Sometimes we get portal datasource connection pool error, currently it is set as 30.
5. Almost every process is slow.
Can anyone help me for optimization?
From BBA,
we idetified the query which is taking high CPU utilization..
SELECT
DISTINCT B.NODE_ID, B.NODE_VERSION_ID, B.CM_MODIFIED_DATE, B.MODIFIED_BY,B.VERSION_COMMENT,
B.LIFECYCLE_STATUS,A.OBJECT_CLASS_ID,A.REPOSITORY_NAME
FROM CMV_NODE A, CMV_NODE_VERSION B,(SELECT NODE_ID, MAX(CAST(NODE_VERSION_ID AS INTEGER)) NVI
FROM CMV_NODE_VERSION GROUP BY NODE_ID) A1, ( SELECT B.NODE_ID,B.NODE_VERSION_ID, B.CM_MODIFIED_DATE,
B.MODIFIED_BY, B.VERSION_COMMENT, B.LIFECYCLE_STATUS, A.OBJECT_CLASS_ID, A.REPOSITORY_NAME FROM CMV_NODE A,
CMV_NODE_VERSION B, CMV_NODE_VERSION_PROPERTY N1, CMV_PROPERTY P1, CMV_VALUE_V V1 WHERE A.NODE_ID = B.NODE_ID
AND B.NODE_ID = N1.NODE_ID AND B.NODE_VERSION_ID = N1.NODE_VERSION_ID AND N1.PROPERTY_ID = P1.PROPERTY_ID
AND P1.PROPERTY_ID = V1.PROPERTY_ID AND P1.PROPERTY_NAME = :1 AND (UPPER(V1.TEXT_VALUE) LIKE :2 ESCAPE :"SYS_B_0" )
UNION
SELECT B.NODE_ID, B.NODE_VERSION_ID, B.CM_MODIFIED_DATE, B.MODIFIED_BY, B.VERSION_COMMENT,
B.LIFECYCLE_STATUS, A.OBJECT_CLASS_ID, A.REPOSITORY_NAME FROM CMV_NODE A, CMV_NODE_VERSION B, CMV_NODE_
Edited by: Arvind Rai on Apr 13, 2010 12:49 PM
If your DB CPU is pegged, then anything that does db operations will take time (including some portal operations). If you take a thread dump you should be able to see them waiting on the DB
When we run BEA query for report it takes around 10 min to run and content count is around 70,000,No. If it causes your CPU to max out it isnt. However your content items arent that much, so what query are you running? You could always export and import just the content tables and run your queries on some other machine (Assuming this is the cause)
3. Some times we get Socket connection error.More information needed
4. Sometimes we get portal datasource connection pool error, currently it is set as 30.What is the error?
5. Almost every process is slow.If the DB is maxed this is what you should expect.
When is the query fired? Are your indexes created? I assume caching is not much good to you since these are reporting queries?
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| Hello,
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| Im wondering if there are big performance difference between Bea Weblogic
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| to run as good as 5.1, I ve tested with 6.1 and it works fine too.
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weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.management.console
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.management.general_and_jmx
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.internationalization
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.xml
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.jndi
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.documentation
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.javamail
-- Please remember that this release is currently beta code. This means that
it should not be put into production deployments until the final release
occurs.
-- It is very likely that this release will contain bugs and errors. This is
the nature of beta code. Please the patient with us as we do our best to fix
any problems that we find. We will do our absolute best to make sure that
your issues are addressed as soon as possible.
-- Please do not post any issues relevant to the beta on the standard
newsgroups also available at news://newsgroups.bea.com.
-- Please use the newsgroup for all communication and do not contact any BEA
employees directly. They have been instructed to direct you to comment only
via the newsgroup.
-- Please review previous posts in the newsgroups before posting. If you
locate a bug or need to ask a question, it is very likely that it will have
been asked before.
-- Please do not post on the newsgroup using hostile or profane language.
Inappropriate posts will be removed and offenders will be blocked from the
beta program.
Thank you again for your support and participation. We very much appreciate
all that you will be doing to make this release of the BEA WebLogic Server
as great as possible.
Michael Girdley
BEA Systems IncWelcome to the BEA WebLogic Server Version 6.0 Beta Program!
We are very excited about this beta program and appreciate your
participation. In the past, our public betas have been very well received
by our developer community. So, we have once again organized a public beta
program to enable everyone to preview our latest release.
We do ask that you follow a few guidelines:
-- There will be no voice, e-mail, or fax support for this beta through the
technical support organization. All questions, bug reports, or comments on
the beta program should be directed to to the WebLogic beta newsgroups at
news://newsgroups.bea.com. These newsgroups are:
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.transaction
weblogic.support.install.60beta
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.ejb
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.clustering
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.security
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.jdbc
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.jms
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.performance
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.misc
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.servlet
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.jsp
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.tools
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.rmi-iiop
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.management
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.management.console
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.management.general_and_jmx
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.internationalization
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.xml
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.jndi
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.documentation
weblogic.developer.interest.60beta.javamail
-- Please remember that this release is currently beta code. This means that
it should not be put into production deployments until the final release
occurs.
-- It is very likely that this release will contain bugs and errors. This is
the nature of beta code. Please the patient with us as we do our best to fix
any problems that we find. We will do our absolute best to make sure that
your issues are addressed as soon as possible.
-- Please do not post any issues relevant to the beta on the standard
newsgroups also available at news://newsgroups.bea.com.
-- Please use the newsgroup for all communication and do not contact any BEA
employees directly. They have been instructed to direct you to comment only
via the newsgroup.
-- Please review previous posts in the newsgroups before posting. If you
locate a bug or need to ask a question, it is very likely that it will have
been asked before.
-- Please do not post on the newsgroup using hostile or profane language.
Inappropriate posts will be removed and offenders will be blocked from the
beta program.
Thank you again for your support and participation. We very much appreciate
all that you will be doing to make this release of the BEA WebLogic Server
as great as possible.
Michael Girdley
BEA Systems Inc
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