Shared Server Configuration in Oracle Database - DBArch Video 18
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- You will learn about the concept of Shared Servers and Dispatchers in an Oracle Database. This is a method of optimizing resources on the Database Server side when a user is connecting from a Thick Client ( application installed on a desktop).
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Hi Sir,
Thank you so much for uploading the content and being a saviour for many like me. In this video however the audio is not well aligned with the video .Could you please take a look.
Thanks again.
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Your explanations are Excellent! I have been looking for tutorials like these for a long time.
However, the video didn’t explain things like PGA, missed some part of video which explains what is a common request queue, where the queue information is stored, and whether the response queue is created for each user or each dispatcher (video and audio mismatch) etc. Am i missing something here?
Are these part of a paid course that is not completely uploaded? If yes, please let me know. I would love to buy it.
HI Rajeev,
These videos are free its not part of any paid package. The request queue is common for all dispatchers, so that any shared server can pick up any request and process it... but the response queue is specific to every Dispatcher so that each dispatcher gets only the response for all its requests so that the dispatcher need not scan through response queues to find their responses.
Sir, can you make a vedio on PGA and UGA and is PGA a part of memory or cpu
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Is there any java code so that I can understand these concepts practically.a application which demonstrates this concept.
NO, I dont have any code...
@@RamkumarSwaminathan if u have java code. It would be great