Weblogic: load balancing and RAC contention

I cannot locate any useful documentation on this: I am trying to find the optimal configuration to allow an Weblogic Application server to load balance to RAC.
I see high numbers of v$sqlstats.clwait_delta for sessions connected from weblogic servers; typically from 25-95% over the overall statement execution time.
Configuration is a three node RAC 10.2.0.4 on Linux; with and eight node weblogic cluster connected using about 150 sessions (equally divided between the rac nodes), hosting a number of applications. They use "Least Connections" load balancing which means any thread(/connection) could be used next. The weblogic sessions connect to a RAC service that is configured with LOAD_BALANCE=YES.
I suspect that contention is caused by behaviour such as
- insert on one node, then immediately query back on another node
- inserts to indexed tables being distributed across all three nodes.
There is too much going on here, and I want to simplify the configuration to eliminate contention for the same data blocks across nodes - this will likely mean new database services configured with LOAD_BALANCE=NO and some form of application partitioning on the weblogic servers. There are other load balancing schemes available for weblogic; but none seem designed to work well with rac.
Is there any best practice documentation available to configure weblogic on RAC (as opposed to single-instance, which doesnt have any such contention issues).
Any pointers appreciated!
Rgds
Mark Teehan
Singapore

Hi,
see these 2 whitepapers:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/enterprise-edition/twpracwkldmgmt-132994.pdf
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/enterprise-edition/bestpracticesforxaandrac-128676.pdf
they should provide you with enough information on what to do.
Regards
Sebastian

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