on 07-22-2013 5:53 AM
Hi All,
We have upgraded the oracle database from 10.2 to 11.2.0.3 and upgraded the DB successfully. We are facing the issue in production server that when extent the data file through BR tools it is taking long time( 30 to 40 minutes). But Development and Quality server data file extending very quickly. Production and Quality server database volume is 1.2 TB. Production server is in cluster environment. Only the problem is in production server table space extension taking long time checked and conformed in non peak hours. Kindly help me to solve this issue.
OS details below
kernel release 720
kernel make variant 720_REL
compiled on SunOS 5.9 Generic_122300-28 sun4u for sun_
compiled for 64 BIT
compilation mode Non-Unicode
compile time Apr 8 2013 20:45:57
update level 0
patch number 423
Source id 0.423
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supported environment
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database (SAP, table SVERS) 700
710
701
702
711
720
730
operating system
SunOS 5.9
SunOS 5.10
Regards
Jose H.
Hi All,
I have solved the issue by myself. Issue is kernel files, replaced the Br*.exe files. After that issue was resolved.
Thanks you all for your support.
Regards
Jose H.
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Hello,
we faced similar issue.
problem was due to filesystem being mounted with incorrect block size.
if there are any recent additions of sapdata FS, please check what is the block size they are installed with. This hugely impacts filesystem IO & hence makes us feel that BR operations got hung.
ideally the block size should be 8KB.
Best Regards
Sachin Bhatt
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Hi Jose,
too less information.
Regards
Stefan
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