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Oracle DB performance improvement after defragmentation of filesystem.

BugsFeb 23 2017 — edited Feb 26 2017

We've a setup that remove the trace files older than 30 days in our platform. 

"find ..../trace -type f \( -name "*.trm" -o -name "*.trc" \) -mtime +30 -exec rm {} \;"

Of late the job was taking significant time to wipe off trace files . We then figured that the file system in question needs to be de-fragmented . Now after carrying out the de-fragmenting , the job has been able to complete in reasonable time frame.

I would like to analyze if the Oracle database performance on the whole has improved after the defragmentation .  Could someone help me how to prove a point that the overall db performance has improved.  Are those pointers be available in the AWR, ADDM reports?

Thank you!

-Bugs

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