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Re: Speeding Up Oracle DataBase Access with IDL DataMiner [message #45211 is a reply to message #45210] Mon, 22 August 2005 13:24 Go to previous message
Michael Wallace is currently offline  Michael Wallace
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Registered: December 2003
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> 2) How might I go about speeding up the DataMiner querying
> process? I've read in some papers, that tuning your database
> driver is a possibile solution. But I've not found any references
> to the setup that I'm using. I'm using the Merant 3.70 32-BIT
> Oracle8 driver, to access an Oracle 9i database on a Solaris SunOS
> 5.8. Admittedly, I don't know much about drivers, but does anyone
> have any experience optimizing the performance of the Merant 3.70
> drivers? Or do you know how I might got about tuning them, or
> where I might get a newer compatible driver that is faster? Or
> would you recommend using the MS drivers instead?


I don't think the driver is the problem. I'd bet that this most likely
an Oracle tuning problem. Tuning a database, especially Oracle, is very
much an art and you often have to really study what's making it slow.
While I don't think the driver has much to do with it, it'd be good to
upgrade the driver to one that supports 9i. Take a look at
http://www.orafaq.com/faqdbapf.htm for some general info about tuning
and for specific questions, http://asktom.oracle.com is the best
resource out there. Good luck!

-Mike
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