DB time in AWR "Instance Activity Stats" section
Dear all,
I don't understand in what metric this db time metric is expressed. Is it in milli-, micro-, centiseconds?
I have 3,848.36 dbtime per second but what does that mean in seconds?
Instance Activity Stats
Statistic Total per Second per Trans
CPU used by this session 78,259 21.76 60.53
CPU used when call started 188,815 52.51 146.03
CR blocks created 1,628 0.45 1.26
Cached Commit SCN referenced 3,492,204 971.18 2,700.85
Commit SCN cached 63,550 17.67 49.15
DB time 13,838,024 +3,848.36+ 10,702.26
Kind regards,
Jorn
Edited by: 1004797 on May 8, 2013 7:14 AM
Perfectly possible.
Sounds like you're confusing DB time with CPU time.
Cores are irrelevant.
If in doubt, see your load profile.
DB time represents Average Active Sessions in a time period.
In a 1 second period....
If for 100% of that 1 second period, you have 1 session either on cpu or waiting for cpu or actively waiting for a non idle event, DB time is 1 second.
If for 100% of that 1 second period, you have 2 sessions either on cpu or waiting for cpu or actively waiting for a non idle event, DB time is 2 seconds.
If for 100% of that 1 second period, you have 5 sessions either on cpu or waiting for cpu or actively waiting for a non idle event, DB time is 5 seconds.
If for 100% of that 1 second period, you have 38 sessions either on cpu or waiting for cpu or actively waiting for a non idle event, DB time is 38 seconds.
To a certain extent, it doesn't matter if I double the number of cores or halve the number of cores, if I have 38 sessions actively working or actively waiting for 100% of that 1 second, then DB time for that 1 second is 38 seconds.
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