Oracle10g run in Solaris 10

Hi Brother,
We have 10g DB run in Solaris10 with 8G RAM, I would like to have the parameter file which for Solaris10 8G ram server with optimal setting (exp VGA, SGA, buffer, cache size...etc). The DB is DBMS for store the data and run the batch process.

user460521 wrote:
Hi Brother,
We have 10g DB run in Solaris10 with 8G RAM, I would like to have the parameter file which for Solaris10 8G ram server with optimal setting (exp VGA, SGA, buffer, cache size...etc).There is no magic parameter file for that. You have to run your load, monitor the load, and then with the help of memory advisors, adjust your optimal settings. During the course of your database administration, you would have to continuously monitor and tweak that. You dont really have to tinker with lots of parameter. As you are using 10g, just read about sga_target and pga_aggregate_target in the documentation at tahiti.oracle.com
The DB is DBMS for store the data and run the batch process.Yes, dbms is for data :)
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