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Tuning the PGA in Oracle Database
PGA is a memory area that is allocated to each Oracle Database session. It is used to store session-specific data, such as SQL statements, cursors, and temporary tables. The PGA can be a bottleneck if it is not properly tuned. This can lead to performance problems, such as slow query execution, high CPU usage, and… Continue reading
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Oracle 19c Important Parameters for Performance
Oracle Database 19c is a powerful and scalable database platform that can be used to support a wide variety of workloads. However, in order to achieve optimal performance, it is important to configure the database properly. One way to do this is to set the appropriate initialization parameters. The following are some of the most… Continue reading
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