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Oracle disk I/O Tuning
Disk IO Performance & Optimization for Oracle
Databases
Mike Ault
ISBN 0-9745993-4-4
Publication Date -
April 2004
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Written by the world's most widely-read DBA and author of over 20 Oracle
books, Mike Ault shares his secrets for Oracle DBA management
scripts. This handy reference is indispensable for all
Oracle professionals who must quickly tune their disk I/O
subsystem. This is the definitive text on Disk I/O Tuning for Oracle
Databases. Drawing from the work of the best experts in the world, this book
covers all aspects of Oracle disk I/O tuning including disk
performance, RAID management, Oracle data file performance and
Oracle data segment internals.
This highly-technical treatise explores disk device internals,
detecting disk bottlenecks, disk organization techniques and disk
striping and disk load balancing. It also covers RAID and Oracle
performance and contains in-depth techniques for effective use of
RAID with Oracle. The experts also explore Oracle data file
internals and show how to use multiple data block sizes and detect
and repair Oracle data segment bottlenecks and segment waits. It
also explores Oracle segment management and illustrates effective
use of Oracle segment partitioning, segment slot internals and
monitoring segment I/O.
This text brings together the worlds best Oracle disk experts in
this exciting book. This is an indispensable guide for any Oracle
professional who must ensure that their Oracle I/O subsystem is
properly optimized.
Key Features:
- Shows how to create and optimizer physical disk I/O
- Explores disk internals and disk striping
- Explain disk load balancing techniques
- Illustrates the characteristics of RAID levels for Oracle
performance
- Contains working scripts to detect disk I/O bottlenecks
- Explain the internals of Oracle data blocks & segments
- Describes multiple file blocksizes and Oracle performance
- Illustrates segment partitioning for maximum Oracle
performance
About the Author:

Mike Ault |
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Mike Ault is one
of the leading names in Oracle technology. The author of
more than 20 Oracle books and hundreds of articles in national publications,
Mike Ault has five Oracle Masters Certificates and was the first popular Oracle author with his landmark
book "Oracle7 Administration and Management". Mike also
wrote several of the "Exam Cram" books, and enjoys a
reputation as a leading author and Oracle consultant. Mike
started working with computers in 1979 right out of a stint in
the Nuclear Navy. He began working with Oracle in 1990 and has
since become a World Renowned Oracle expert. Mike is currently
a Senior Technical Management Consultant and has two wonderful daughters.
Mike is kept out of trouble by his wife of 29 years, Susan.
Mike
Ault's Books |
Table of Contents:
Part I Disk Devices
and Oracle Performance
Exploring Disk Size and Oracle Disk I/O Performance Bruce
Rodgers
Disk optimization & network performance enterprise
operations management Drew Robb
Using iostat to find disk bottlenecks Donald K. Burleson
Reducing Disk I/O on Oracle Datafiles Donald K. Burleson
Hard disk and how they are organized - enterprise operations
management Drew Robb
Diagnosing the Efficiency of Disk Striping and Load
Balancing - Mike Hordila
Oracle10g automatic
storage management
Part II Oracle
and RAID
RAID and Oracle: Part 1 - David C. Sisk
RAID and Oracle: Part 2 - David C. Sisk
RAID performance and availability levels Gilbert Held
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Part III - Using SAN and NAS with Oracle
Oracle SAN
architecture
Database Area
Networks - Donald K. Burleson
Using NAS
with Oracle
db_switch
approach to instance relocation - Shaul Dar
Part IV Oracle Data Segment
I/O Performance
Data block segment
internals
Internals of Oracle bottleneck analysis Robin Schumacher
Multiple File Block Sizes in Oracle9i Donald Burleson
Measuring Data Segment Statistics Arup Nanda
Segment Transaction Slot Internals Arup Nanda
pinpointing I/O hotspots - Schumacher
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