gc current block busy oracle rac

actually represents one of the four events (gccurrent request, GC Cr request, GC current multiblock request, GC Cr multiblock request ). Here Cr and current are different concepts. If they are read, they are Cr request. If they are changed, they are

Database Version: Oracle 10.2.0.5-64Number of nodes: 2Operating system version: centos 5.6-64 Awr report today finds gc buffer busy wait time Gc buffer busyThis wait event, also known as global cache buffer busy prior to Oracle 10

Database Version: Oracle 10.2.0.5-64Number of nodes: 2Operating system version: CentOS 5.6-64Awr report today finds gc buffer busy wait timeGc buffer busyThis wait event, also known as global cache buffer busy prior to Oracle 10g, specifies the time the remote instance local

/Dev/raw/raw1/dev/sdc1 /Dev/raw/raw2/dev/sdd1 [Root @ node2 ~] # Service rawdevices restart The OCR is not valid. restart the system. The three Ocrconfig check crs items are OK. Crs_stat-t Node 2 is OK. Originally, I wanted to use node 2 to automatically restore the content of the OCR disk. Node 1's OCR can read the correct content and start successfully. Node 2 disabled Crsctl stop crs VM busy When Node 1 is enabled, everything is the same. The o

SYSTEM. Cursor_block determining current BLOCK in Oracle Forms Using SYSTEM. Cursor_block system variable. The value of the SYSTEM. Cursor_block system variable represents depends on the current navigation unit:If the current navigation unit was the