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我略看了一下《The Solaris Memory System》,里面有这么一说:
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Sizing the buffer cache is somewhat more difficult. There is no fixed size of memory required for a buffer, it’s really sized by the payback between cost of additional memory and the performance gained by having a larger buffer.
A general rule of thumb is to use about 2% of the size of the dataset. For example, a 10GB database should have about 200MB of buffer cache.
If the database is on RAW filesystems, then buffer cache is not required for this, however the same amount of memory should be allocated for the shared memory buffer used by the database. If your database is on RAW, then you should still plan to leave about 10% of the total memory free for UFS buffer cache, which will be used by system processes, logfiles, and any other components that are on filesystems.
谁能解释一下RAW filesystems与RAW的区别,谢谢
[ 本帖最后由 cuxxx 于 2006-1-23 18:00 编辑 ] |
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