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Comparing Production and Test Database for Performance.

user12187861Mar 11 2015 — edited Mar 12 2015

Hi,

                                                       Production DB conf :- ( 10.2.0.4.0)EE RAC DB 2 nodes

( please note that we have one and only one working user in which all tables are located in user tablespace )

Processors :-16 (Xeon , 3.8Ghz)

RAM :- 16GB ( sga_target =11g)

filetype:- ASM

block size :- 8192

OS :- Win Server 2008 EE

Better i/o ( More than 1000 MB/S)

Schema size ( our only working schema ) :- 63G


A long SELECT query with 12 unions  takes 17-19 seconds

                                                  Test Server conf :- ( 10.2.0.4.0)EE

( Please not that we daily update our Test server Sync to Production server with Network Import with DB-link , drop schema and then import )

Processors :- 8 ( i-7 , 3.4Ghz )

RAM- 8G (sga_target= 1536M )

filetype :- ntfs

block size :- 8192

OS :- Win server 2008 EE

Normal i/o (120MB/S)

Schema size ( same schema as production ) :- 23G


Same select  query  takes 6-7 seconds


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I understand that production Server will have heavy load but,     is the result of query taking less time in test server because of size of schema on disk are different?( We have never rebuild an Index, We haven't shrink space yet once )

Please share your thoughts.

Thank you

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