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  Hi all

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  This means that some terminals is hidden within certain structures of the case and does not show not not the diagram without going into the structures of the case or by 'higher level block diagram', it means

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  Hello

  The statistics "block the physical demands reading total multi" should count the number of calls to e/s over a reading block (doc here). So I expect to be equal to the 'file db scattered read' (or 'direct path read' if read series direct-path of access is used).

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  ---------- ---------- ------------

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  I'm doing a table scan complete on a table of 1000 blocks, forcing sql_tracing and stamped readings

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  SQL > alter session set events = 'off sql_trace. "

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  SQL > select name, value of v$ mystat join v$ statname using(statistic#) whose name like "% phy" and the value > 0;

  NAME                                          VALUE

  ---------------------------------------- ----------

  total read physics applications of e/s 30

  physical read total multi block 14 requests

  total number of physical read 8192000 bytes

  physical reads 1000

  physical reads cache 1000

  physical read IO request 30

  bytes read physical 8192000

  physical reads cache prefetch 970

  However, I did 30 'db file squattered read:

  SQL > select event, total_waits from v$ session_evenement where sid = sys_context ('userenv', 'sid');

  TOTAL_WAITS EVENT

  ---------------------------------------- -----------

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  1 log file sync

  db file scattered read 30

  SQL * Net message to client 20

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  SQL > Select phyrds-6291 phyrds, phyblkrd-96488 phyblkrd, singleblkrds-3286 singleblkrds in v$ filestat when file #= 6

  PHYRDS PHYBLKRD SINGLEBLKRDS

  ---------- ---------- ------------

  30       1000            0

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  SQL > column tracefile new_value by trace file

  SQL > select the process trace file $ v where addr = (select paddr in session $ v where sid = sys_context ('USERENV', 'SID'));

  TRACE FILE

  ------------------------------------------------------------------------

  /U01/app/Oracle/diag/RDBMS/dbvs103/DBVS103/trace/DBVS103_ora_31822.TRC

  SQL > host mv and tracefile series-live - path.trc

  SQL > host grep ^ WAITING series-live - path.trc | grep read | NL

  1. WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 456 file #= 6 block #= 5723 blocks = 5 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370540177

  2. WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 397 file #= 6 block #= 5728 blocks = 8 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370542452

  3. wait FOR #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 449 file #= 6 block #= 5737 blocks = 7 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370543216

  4 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 472 file #= 6 block #= 5744 blocks = 8 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370543816

  5. WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 334 file #= 6 block #= 5753 blocks = 7 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370544276

  6 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 425 file #= 6 block #= 5888 blocks = 8 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370544848

  7 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 304 case #= 6 block #= 5897 blocks = 7 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370545370

  8 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 599 file #= 6 block #= 5904 blocks = 8 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370546190

  9 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 361 file #= 6 block #= 5913 blocks = 7 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370546682

  10 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 407 file #= 6 block #= 5920 blocks = 8 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370547224

  11 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 359 file #= 6 block #= 5929 blocks = 7 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370547697

  12 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 381 file #= 6 block #= 5936 blocks = 8 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370548287

  13 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 362 files #= 6 block #= 6345 blocks = 7 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370548762

  14 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 355 file #= 6 block # 6352 blocks = 8 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370549218

  15 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 439 file #= 6 block #= 6361 blocks = 7 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370549765

  16 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 370 file #= 6 block #= 6368 blocks = 8 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370550276

  17 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 1379 file #= 6 block #= 7170 blocks = 66 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370552358

  18 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 1205 file #= 6 block #= 7236 blocks = 60 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370554221

  19 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 1356 file #= 6 block #= 7298 blocks = 66 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370556081

  20 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 1385 file #= 6 block #= 7364 blocks = 60 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370557969

  21 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 832 file #= 6 block #= 7426 blocks = 66 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370560016

  22 WAITING #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 1310 file #= 6 block #= 7492 blocks = 60 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370563004

  23 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 1315 file #= 6 block # 9602 blocks = 66 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370564728

  24 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 420 file #= 6 block # 9668 blocks = 60 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370565786

  25 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 1218 file #= 6 block # 9730 blocks = 66 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370568282

  26 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 1041 file #= 6 block #= 9796 blocks = 60 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370569809

  27 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = file No. 300 = 6 block #= 9858 blocks = 66 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370570501

  28 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 281 file #= 6 block #= 9924 blocks = 60 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370571248

  29 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 305 file #= 6 block #= 9986 blocks = 66 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370572021

  30 WAIT #139711696129328: nam = "db-scattered files reading" ela = 347 file #= 6 block #= 10052 blocks = 60 obj #= tim 95361 = 48370573387

  So, I'm sure that I did 30 reading diluvium but block total multi physical read request = 14

  No idea why?

  Thanks in advance,

  Franck.

  Couldn't leave it alone.

  A ran some additional tests with sizes of different measure, with and without the SAMS.

  It seems that my platform includes no readings of scattered file db less than 128KB in the physical count. (or 16 blocks, given that I was with a block size of 8 KB).

  Concerning

  Jonathan Lewis

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  Sorry if the question is a beginner.

  

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  Hi guys and welcome to my first post!

  I m a bit new to labview, so be a little patient, if I do not understand everything immediately

  Im working on an existing program that is used to control an MCU on BabyLin on my front, although I have a visualization to see live changes to the system. The program works very well so far, but I m trying to clean up the block diagram. This should be done by subvis, right? I ve read a lot about the size of the block diagram should not increase my screen. Well, im at a length of about 3 x 2 screens (24 "!) after trying to use subvis and to shorten the distances between structures. The only things remaining are huge amounts of local variables and references (they existed already before I got to know the program), mainly for viewing. If I create a Subvi part containing the people of the country, it will change the references that does not make the program more readable (and small), and I guess I can't put a new Subvi on references + Subvi.

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• Block diagram of... block diagram

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