It help performance?

Hi all

11.2.0.1

AIX 6.1 5L

We have a large EMP table in the HR schema. This table is very busy that many programs or queries, select this option, inserts, update, deletion is made against it by many users.

To relieve the stress on this table, I intend to create another table in the materialized view EMP_VW on the same schema. I just want to share the workload that all queries (select) be directed to the VIEW,

and all LMD to the source table. Is this a good idea? This help spectacular performance?

Thank you very much

zxy

It will not help.  And that may hurt.  What reason would you have to believe that this would be beneficial?

You now have two copies of the data.  Then, you have two copies of the data in the buffer cache.  Assuming you don't have tons of memory lying around that nobody uses, it invariably means that you age on a ton of blocks useful to store multiple copies of the blocks for this table.

You now have to keep a record of materialized on the base table view.  If you now need to do extra work every time a transaction touches the table.  And, assuming that you build a materialized view VALIDATION ON so that you don't have to deal with given mismatch, you will incur the cost of updating the materialized view when you commit your transaction.  You could reduce the impact by letting the materialized view to the table of basic trolling, but now you have questions where someone inserts a row in the base table, asks the materialized view, and doesn't immediately.

In addition, you will then need to go to the effort to modify the code to split the workload and test of all these changes.  And, of course, the cost of a doubling of storage, maintaining two sets of index, etc.

Justin

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