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GSquared
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Posted Wednesday, January 09, 2013 11:08 AM
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Oracle_91 (1/8/2013)
Hi Gus,
I am just testing/learning memory concepts over here. not to throttle any productions systems
Ah! That makes sense then.
Yeah, learning how to deliberately overload the data cache vs the plan cache vs crushing the O/S space, etc., are all useful things. Good idea. Gives you a better idea of what can do those kinds of things, so you can fix it when it happens in the wild.
Try some things like loading too many big tables into active queries, all at the same time.
Try firing off a bunch of hyper-complex queries all at once.
Try non-deadlock long locks.
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You may also try to run a query with a huge IN clause....
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