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   Message 443 of 2,288   
   Jim Kennedy to Chuck Chekuri   
   Re: Third party indexing solutions   
   20 Sep 03 00:58:57   
   
   From: kennedy-down_with_spammers@no_spam.comcast.net   
      
   "Chuck Chekuri"  wrote in message   
   news:ee7ae801.0309191220.fc0648e@posting.google.com...   
   > Hi,   
   > We have a 3TB oracle db. 24x7 operation with data constantly coming in   
   > to the DB. Users from all over the world use a web based applicaton to   
   > query and work on the data.   
   >   
   > Out transaction performance is quite good but our query performance   
   > sucks. looking up by ids and some combinations of search critera   
   > return ok but some never return. We indexed the db for a lot of   
   > combinations and we materialized some views and that helped a little.   
   > So far we haven't penalized our transaction throuput but if we   
   > continue this path, our transaction performance will suffer.   
   >   
   > We are looking into a third party indexing solutions. We are talking   
   > to Omnidex.   
   > Third party indexing solutions claim a dramatic performance   
   > improvement for   
   > people in our situations.   
   >   
   > If any of you are using any third party indexing solutions on oracle,   
   > please share your experiences.   
   >   
   > Thank you very much,   
   > Chuck Chekuri   
   > DBA Manager   
   > Vizional Technologies, Inc.   
   > Santa Monica, CA - 90405   
      
   I'm going to ask a possibly stupid question, but what are your bottlenecks?   
   What leads you to believe that a 3rd party indexing solution will solve your   
   problem? (I don't know that it will not, but there isn't a lot of data to go   
   on in the posting.)   
   Jim   
      
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