Index
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
Numerics
- 1 to 1 locks, setting, B-3, B-4
- 1 to n locks, setting, B-3
A
- access, 3-2
- acquisition interrupt, 5-16, 5-17
- ACTIVE_INSTANCE_COUNT initialization parameter, 10-22, 11-6
- ADD LOGFILE clause
- THREAD clause, 8-4
- agent, 7-2
- ALERT file, 8-2
- alive, 10-19
- allocation
- automatic, 8-13
- locks, B-4
- ALTER DATABASE statement
- ADD LOGFILE, 8-4
- setting the log mode, A-3
- ALTER TABLE statement
- DISABLE TABLE LOCK clause, 6-5
- ENABLE TABLE LOCK clause, 6-5
- American National Standards Institute (ANSI), 3-6
- applications
- scalability, 9-7, 9-9, 9-11
- applications scalability, 9-11
- architecture
- components, 2-1
- for cluster database processing, 3-1
- Architecture Overview, 2-2
- archive (ARCH), 1-5
- ARCHIVELOG mode
- automatic archiving, 1-5
- changing mode, A-3
- online and offline backups, 1-6
- archiving redo log files
- online archiving, 1-5
- asymmetrical multiprocessing, 9-10
- Auto Discovery, xxxiii
- automatic undo management, xxxii, 8-5
- availability
- and interconnect, 3-5
- benefit of cluster databases, 1-4
- capacity planning, 10-6
- measuring, 10-2
- shared disk systems, 3-6
B
- backups
- export, A-2
- offline, 1-5
- online, 1-5
- bandwidth, 3-4, 3-8, 9-7
- best practices, 10-1
- Block Media Recovery, xxxv, 10-20
- Block Server Processes, xxxi
- blocking interrupt, 5-16, 5-17
- blocks
- multiple copies, 1-5
- when written to disk, 1-5, B-7
- BMR, xxxv
- buffer cache
- minimizing I/O, 1-4
- written to disk, 1-5
- buffer cache management, 1-4
- buffer state, 5-8, 5-9
C
- cache
- buffer cache, 1-4
- dictionary cache, 6-2
- flushing dictionary, 6-2
- row cache, 6-2
- cache coherency, xxv, 2-2, 5-3
- Cache Fusion, xxv, xxx
- Cache Fusion Scenarios, 5-10
- Cache Fusion, definition, 5-2
- cache recovery, 10-21
- call, 6-5
- catclustdb.sql script, xxxv
- catparr.sql script, xxxv
- checkpoint, 5-13
- client
- failover, 10-11
- load balancing, 9-10
- randomization, 9-10
- clustdb.sql script, xxxv
- cluster, xxv
- components, 3-2
- definition, 1-2
- storage access, 3-5
- cluster database, xxvi, 6-2
- availability, 1-4
- cluster database mode, 6-5
- cluster database processing
- definition, 1-3
- hardware for, 3-1
- when advantageous, 9-5
- cluster file systems, xxviii
- Cluster Hardware Architecture, 3-1
- Cluster Manager (CM), 2-3, 10-8, 11-2
- interaction with Global Cache Service, 2-7
- node monitoring, 2-4
- purpose, 2-3
- Cluster Manager software
- purpose, 2-3
- cluster re-organization, 10-18
- Cluster Setup Wizard, xxviii
- CLUSTER_DATABASE parameter, xxxvi
- CLUSTER_DATABASE_INSTANCES parameter, xxxvi
- CLUSTER_INTERCONNECTS parameter, xxxvi
- compatibility
- shared and exclusive modes, 8-2
- components
- for Oracle Real Application Clusters, 7-1
- Concurrent Reads and Writes on Different Nodes, 5-2
- Concurrent Reads on Multiple Nodes, 5-2
- Concurrent Writes on Different Nodes, 5-2
- configurations
- for high availability, 10-22
- connect-time failover, 9-9
- consistency
- multiversion read, 1-5
- rollback information, 8-5
- consistent read (CR), 5-3, B-7
- Console, Oracle Enterprise Manager, xxxii
- contention
- disk, 8-2
- table data, 8-2
- Control File, 10-19
- Control File Voting Results Record, 10-19
- control script, 11-3
- CPUs, 3-2
- adding, 3-3
- single, uniprocessor, 3-2
- CREATE CONTROLFILE statement
- exclusive mode, A-3
- CREATE DATABASE statement
- exclusive mode, A-3
- cross-registration, 10-26
- customer query, 11-10
- Customized configuration type, xxvii
D
- daemon, 2-3
- Data Definition Language (DDL), 6-3, 6-5
- data dictionary
- objects, 6-2
- row cache, 6-2
- Data Dictionary Cache, 6-5
- data files
- access in high availability, 10-8
- disk contention, 8-2
- mapping locks to blocks, B-4
- maximum number, A-3
- shared, 8-2
- unspecified for locks, B-4
- Data Warehouse configuration type, xxvii
- data warehousing, 9-6
- database
- backups, 1-5
- export and import, A-2
- scalability, 9-10
- database administrator (DBA), 10-12
- Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA), xxix, 8-3, 9-2
- database instance registration
- client load balancing, 9-10
- connect-time failover, 9-9
- Database Management System Scalability, 9-10
- Database Mount, 6-6
- Database Mount Lock, 4-4
- database writer (DBWR), 5-3
- datafile
- dropping, xxix
- tablespace, xxix
- DBCA, xxix
- deadlock detection, 6-6
- Decision Support Systems (DSS), 1-1, 9-2, 9-6
- dedicated server
- and Primary/Secondary Instance, 10-23
- Dedicated Server Listener Load Balancing, xxxii
- default user names, xxx
- Deferred Writes, 1-5
- diagnosability daemon, xxxiii
- dictionary cache, 6-2
- locks, 6-5
- dictionary cache locks, 6-5
- dirty block, 1-5, 5-5
- disjoint data
- data files, 8-2
- disk subsystems, 2-8
- disks
- contention, 8-2
- reading blocks, 1-5
- writing blocks, 1-5, B-7
- distributed locks
- row cache, 6-2
- total number, 6-2
- DML locks, xxvi, 4-4, 6-3
- DML_LOCKS parameter, 6-4, 6-5
- downgrade, 5-16
- downtime
- categories of, 10-3
- DROP TABLE statement, 6-2
- dynamic resource remastering, xxx, 2-6
E
- enqueue, 4-2
- global, 6-2
- local, 4-3
- enqueue, definition, 4-4
- enqueues, 4-3
- Ethernet
- as used in Real Application Clusters, 3-5
- exclusive (X) mode, 5-4
- exclusive current (XCUR), 5-8
- exclusive mode, 5-4
- compatibility, A-2
- Export utility
- and free lists, A-3
- backing up data, A-2
- compatibility, A-2
- extent allocation, 8-13
- extents
- not allocated to instance, 8-13
F
- failover
- basics of, 10-11
- connect-time, 9-9
- definition, 10-2
- duration of, 10-11
- host-based, 10-17
- server-side, 10-16
- transparent application failover, 9-9
- Failover reconfiguration, xxxiv
- failure
- ALERT file, 8-2
- primary and secondary instances, 12-7
- primary instance, 12-2
- secondary instance, 12-6
- failure detection
- by the Cluster Manager, 10-18
- failure protection validation, 10-9
- Fast Commits, 1-5
- Fast-start Recovery, 10-7
- Fast-start Rollback, 10-21
- fault tolerance, 2-6
- FDDI
- as used in Real Application Clusters, 3-5
- features, new, xxv
- Fibre Channel
- as used in Real Application Clusters, 3-6
- Fibre Channel, definition, 3-6
- file
- ALERT, 8-2
- archiving redo log, 1-5
- exported, A-2
- maximum number, A-3
- redo log, 1-5, 8-4
- size, B-4
- file naming conventions, 8-3
- five nines availability, 10-3
- forced disk write, xxx
- foreign node, 11-6
- four-node hub configuration, 11-11
- free list
- and Export utility, A-3
- exclusive mode, A-2
- free list group, 8-6
- free list groups
- definition, 8-7
- FREELISTS
- parameter, 8-7
G
- GC_DEFER_TIME parameter, xxxvi
- GC_FILES_TO_LOCKS parameter, B-2
- GC_RELEASABLE_LOCKS parameter, xxxvi
- GC_ROLLBACK_LOCKS parameter, xxxvi
- GCS
- features, 2-5
- General Purpose configuration type, xxvii
- GES
- dictionary cache lock, 6-5
- DML lock, 6-4
- library cache lock, 6-5
- mount locks, 6-6
- table lock, 6-4
- Global Cache Service, 5-1
- described, 2-5
- distributed architecture, 2-5
- fault tolerant, 2-6
- handling resource requests, 5-16
- interacting with CM, 2-7
- LMON, use of, 10-18
- queues, 5-16
- Global Cache Service (GCS), xxvi, 2-3
- Global Cache Service Processes (LMSn), xxxi, 7-2
- Global Enqueue Service, xxvi
- Global Enqueue Service (GES), 2-3
- Global Enqueue Service Daemon, 7-2
- Global Enqueue Service Daemon (LMD), xxxi
- Global Resource Directory, 2-5, 4-3
- global resources, 4-2
- Global Services Daemon, xxxiii
- Global Services Daemon (GSD), xxvi
- granted queue, 5-16, 5-17
- Group Commits, 1-5
H
- hardware
- for cluster database processing, 3-1
- requirements, 2-2
- scalability, 9-7
- Hardware and Network Scalability, 9-7
- hashing
- lock mastering scheme, 2-6
- heartbeat monitor, 11-4, 11-10
- high availability, 1-1, 1-3
- and the Cluster Manager, 2-3
- benefit of cluster databases, 1-4
- configurations for, 10-22
- definition, 1-4, 10-2
- high water mark, 8-6, 8-13
- home node, 11-6
- host, lock, B-7
- host-based failover, 10-17
- hub configuration, 11-11
- four-node, 11-11
I
- Import utility
- Compatibility, A-2
- restoring data, A-2
- initialization parameter files, 8-3
- initsid.ora parameter, 10-22
- Input/Output, 1-4
- Instance, 10-19
- instance, 1-2
- instance membership recovery (IMR), 10-19
- instance monitor, 11-4, 11-9
- instance name, 9-9
- instance recovery
- rollback segments, 8-6
- INSTANCE_ROLE parameter, xxxviii
- instances, xxix
- recovery, 10-20
- thread number, 8-4
- interconnect, 2-3, 3-2
- and scalability, 9-7
- as a cluster component, 3-2
- definition, 3-4
- high-speed, 4-2
- latency, 3-7
- redundancy of, 10-8
- inter-node communication, 4-2
- interprocess communication (IPC), 2-7, 3-4, 5-2
- described, 7-6
- interprocess communication (IPC), definition, 3-4
- interrupt, acquisition, 5-16, 5-17
- interrupt, blocking, 5-16
- interrupts, 5-16
- introduction
- to Real Application Clusters, 1-1
- I/O, xxv
- disk contention, 1-4
- interrupts, 9-10
- minimizing, 1-4
- IPC, 5-2
L
- Lamport SCN generation, 7-6
- latch, definition, 4-3
- latches, 4-3, 6-5
- latency, 3-4, 9-7, 9-8
- of the interconnect, 3-7
- LCK process, xxxi, 7-3
- LCK process, simplified, xxxi
- LCKn process, B-7
- Levels of Scalability, 9-7
- library cache locks, 6-5
- library cache, warming, xxxiv
- listener, 9-8
- connect-time failover, 9-9
- load balancing, xxxii
- transparent application failover, 9-9
- Listener Load Balancing, xxxii
- listener monitor, 11-4, 11-10
- listener.ora file, 9-9
- LMD process, 7-3
- LMON
- and cluster reorganization, 10-18
- LMON Process, 7-2
- LMSn, xxxi, 7-2
- load balancing
- client load balancing, 9-10
- local resources (under GCS), 4-1
- Lock Database (obsolete term), xxvii
- lock elements
- correspondence to locks, B-6
- Lock mastering (obsolete term), xxvii
- lock setting
- resource sharing, B-7
- locks, 1-5, B-1, B-2
- acquiring, 4-5
- dictionary cache, 6-5
- disowning, 4-5
- DML, 4-4, 6-4
- enqueue, 4-4
- library cache, 6-5
- mapping blocks to, B-4
- mount locks, 6-6
- periodicity, B-6
- row, 4-4, 4-5
- row cache, 6-2
- row lock independence, 4-5
- set of files, B-5
- table, 4-4, 6-4
- transaction, 4-4
- transaction lock, 4-4
M
- Massively Parallel Processing Systems, 3-7
- Master Free List
- defined, 8-6
- master free list, 8-7
- MAX_COMMIT_PROPAGATION_DELAY parameter, 7-6
- mean time between failures (MTBF), 10-3
- definition, 10-3
- mean time to failure (MTTF), 10-8
- mean time to recover (MTTR), 10-3
- definition, 10-3
- media failure
- access to files, 8-2
- Memory, 3-2
- memory, 1-4
- cache, 1-4
- cached data, 1-4
- memory-mapped IPCs
- how used, 3-4
- message
- ALERT file, 8-2
- lock setting, B-7
- messages
- access to files, 8-2
- Microsoft's Cluster Server, xxix
- migration
- data migration, A-2
- mode
- archiving, 1-5
- modes
- resources compatibility, 5-10
- mount locks, 6-6
- MPP, 3-7
- MSCS, xxix
- MTTR, 10-7
- definition, 10-3
- multi-tiered application environments, 10-11
- multiversion read consistency, 1-5
N
- network performance
- improving by randomizing client requests, 9-10
- new features, xxv
- New View Names, xxxvii
- N-node
- Real Application Clusters configuration, 10-22
- NOARCHIVELOG mode
- changing mode, A-3
- offline backups, 1-6
- node, xxv, 1-2
- definition, 3-2
- failure, 1-4
- node monitoring, 2-4
- node, definition, 1-2
- nodes
- hardware for, 3-1
- high availability, 10-8
- non-PCM (obsolete term), xxvii
- non-uniform disk access, 3-7
- non-uniform memory access
- definition, 3-3
- null (N) mode, 5-4
- NUMA
- definition, 3-3
- number of nines
- metric for measuring availability, 10-3
O
- Object-Relational Database Management System (ORDBMS), 9-10
- offline backups, 1-5
- OLTP, 1-1, 9-7
- OLTP applications, 9-2
- OMF feature, 8-3
- Online Analytical Processing (OLAP), xxvii
- online archiving, 1-5
- online backups, 1-5
- online redo log files
- thread of redo, 8-4
- Online Transaction Processing, 1-1
- Online Transaction Processing (OLTP), 1-3
- Operating System, 2-2
- operating system
- exported files, A-2
- lock setting, B-7
- scalability, 9-10
- Operating System Scalability, 9-10
- operating system-dependent (OSD) layer, 2-2
- operating system-dependent (OSD) software, xxviii
- operating system-dependent layer
- IPC, 7-6
- OPS_INTERCONNECTS parameter, xxxvi
- OPSD, xxxiii
- OPSM (obsolete term), xxvii
- ops.sql script, xxxv
- Oracle, xxxiii
- backing up, 1-5
- compatibility, A-3
- data dictionary, 6-2
- data file compatibility, 8-2
- performance features, 1-4
- Oracle Call Interface (OCI), 10-15
- Oracle Cluster Setup Wizard, xxviii
- Oracle Enterprise Manager, xxxii, 8-3, 11-3
- Oracle Enterprise Manager console, xxxii
- Oracle Intelligent Agent, xxxiii
- Oracle Managed File feature, 8-3
- Oracle Managed Files option, xxviii
- Oracle Parallel Execution, 9-6
- described, 9-6
- Oracle Parallel Fail Safe (obsolete product), xxvi
- Oracle Parallel Server Management (obsolete product), xxvii
- Oracle Real Application Clusters Guard, xxvi, xxxiii
- Oracle9i Data Guard, 10-2
- Oracle9i interMedia, xxvii
- Oracle9i Real Application Clusters Guard
- components, 11-2
- monitors, 11-4, 11-9
- ORDBMS, 9-10
- OSD, xxviii
- Overview, 3-2
P
- pack, xxxiii, 11-8
- functions, 11-9
- resources, 11-8, 11-9
- pack, definition, 11-3
- packs, xxxiii
- parallel
- listener load balancing, xxxii
- Parallel Cache Management (obsolete term), xxvii
- Parallel Execution
- execution processing, 9-10
- parallel mode
- file operation restrictions, A-3
- sequence restrictions, A-3
- PARALLEL_SERVER parameter, xxxvi
- PARALLEL_SERVER_INSTANCES parameter, xxxvi
- parameter file (PFILE), 8-3
- parameter file, server, 8-3
- parameter settings, 8-3
- partitioning data
- data files, 8-2
- free lists, 8-6
- past image (PI), 5-1
- past image (PI), definition, 5-3
- PCM (obsolete term), xxvii
- PCTFREE variable, 8-7
- PCTUSED variable, 8-7
- performance
- and lock mastering, 2-6
- Oracle features, 1-4
- PFS configuration templates, 11-4
- PFS monitors, 11-4, 11-9
- PFS Setup utility, 11-4
- PFSCTL, 11-3
- ping, 1-5, B-2
- planned downtime, 10-5
- planning
- capacity, 10-6
- redundancy, 10-6
- PL/SQL, 6-5
- Preface, xvii, xxv
- preferred primary node, 11-5
- preferred secondary node, 11-5
- primary instance, 10-22
- primary instance role, 10-22, 11-5, 12-2
- Primary/Secondary Configuration, 11-6
- Primary/Secondary Instance
- definition, 10-22
- private rollback segments
- acquisition, 8-5
- process, 2-3
- for Oracle Real Application Clusters, 7-2
- process free lists
- pinging of segment header, 8-8
Q
- queue, granted, 5-16, 5-17
- Quiesce Database feature, xxxv
R
- RAID, 10-10
- randomizing requests among listeners, 9-10
- raw partition, xxviii
- Raw Partition Tablespace Size Requirements, xxxviii
- read consistency
- multiversion, 1-5
- rollback information, 8-5
- read-only access, 1-5
- Real Application Clusters
- applicable system types, 1-3
- benefits, 1-3
- definition, 1-2
- Oracle Parallel Execution, 9-6
- Real Application Clusters connect-time failover, 9-9
- Real Application Clusters, renamed, xxvi
- recovery
- access to files, 8-2
- cache, 10-21
- media failure, 8-2
- of instances, 10-20
- rolling back, 8-6
- Recovery Manager, xxxiv
- Recovery Manager (RMAN), 11-8
- redo log file
- archiving, 1-5
- overwriting, 1-5
- redo log files, 1-2
- thread of redo, 8-4
- redundancy planning, 10-6
- Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID), 10-8
- re-mastering
- resources, 10-20
- remastering
- during failover, 10-11
- resilience, 11-12, 12-4
- resource affinity, xxx, 2-6
- Resource Coordination, 4-2
- resource mastering, xxvii, xxxiii
- resource mode, 5-4, 5-8
- resource role, 5-5, 5-8
- resources
- database, 5-3
- GES, 6-4
- global, 4-2
- mode, and buffer state, 5-8
- re-mastering, 10-20
- request, handling by Global Cache Service, 5-16
- restoring nodes to original roles, 12-4
- restrictions
- file operations, A-3
- ring configuration, 11-11
- three-node, 11-13
- two-node, 11-13
- RMAN, xxxiv
- rollback segments, 1-2, 8-5
- description, 8-5
- SYSTEM, 8-5
- rolling back
- rollback segments, 8-5
- row locks, 4-5
- row cache, 6-2
- row level locking, 4-5
- DML locks, 4-4
- independent of GCS, 4-5
- resource sharing system, 1-5
- Row Locks, 4-4
S
- Sample Schemas, xxvii
- scalability, xix, xxv, 1-3, 9-7
- application, 9-11
- applications, 9-7, 9-9
- database, 9-10
- definition, 9-3
- four levels of, 9-7
- hardware, 9-7
- network, 9-11
- operating system, 9-10
- potential, 9-2
- shared memory system, 9-10
- scale
- partitions, 1-3
- scale up, 4-2
- scale up, definition, 9-3
- SCN, 7-6
- SCOTT default user name, xxx
- SCSI
- as used in Real Application Clusters, 3-6
- secondary instance, 10-22, 12-2
- secondary instance role, 11-5, 12-2
- segments
- header contention, 8-8
- header, contention, 8-8
- rollback segment, 8-5
- self-tuning, 8-4
- sequence
- not cached, A-3
- sequence number generator
- restriction, A-3
- server coordination locks
- table lock, 6-4
- Server Management (SRVM), xxvii
- server parameter file, 8-3
- server-side failover, 10-16
- service name, 9-9
- service registration, 9-9
- setting, B-1, B-2
- Setup Wizard, Oracle Cluster, xxviii
- shared (S) mode, 5-4
- shared cache, 4-2
- shared current (SCUR), 5-8
- shared disk system
- advantages, 3-6
- shared high availability node configuration, 10-29
- shared memory access
- advantages, disadvantages of, 3-4
- shared memory system
- scalability, 9-10
- shared mode
- data files, 8-2
- shared nothing systems, 3-7
- Shared Server
- and Primary/Secondary Instance, 10-23
- shared servers, xxxii
- SHUTDOWN TRANSACTIONAL LOCAL command, xxxv, 10-13
- SID, xxxii, 8-4
- single node cluster databases, 6-5
- single points-of-failure
- avoiding with high availability, 10-3
- SMON process, 7-3
- SMP
- scaling limitations of, 3-3
- Software Only, xxvii
- space
- free blocks, 8-6, 8-13
- free list, 8-6
- speed up, 4-2
- definition, 9-4
- SQL statement
- restrictions, A-3
- SRVCTL utility, xxxi
- startup, 2-3
- after file operations, xxix
- shared mode, xxix
- verifying access to files, 8-2
- Statistics charts, Oracle Enterprise Manager, xxxii, xxxiii
- storage, 3-2
- storage access in clustered systems, 3-5
- structured query language (SQL), 6-5
- switch archiving mode, A-3
- symmetric multiprocessor, 9-10
- Symmetric Multi-Processor (SMP), 3-3, 10-6
- synchronization, 4-2
- SYS default user name, xxx
- System Change Number (SCN), 1-2, 5-14
- incrementation, 7-6
- Lamport, 7-6
- SYSTEM default user name, xxx
- System Global Area (SGA), B-8
- row cache, 6-2
- system level planning
- planning
- system level, 10-6
- system monitor (SMON), 6-4
- SYSTEM rollback segment, 8-5
- system-specific Oracle documentation
- data files, maximum number, A-3
- free list overhead, 8-7
T
- table locks, 6-4
- tables
- initial storage, 8-13
- lock, 4-4
- locks, 6-4
- tablespace, xxxii, 8-5
- backups, 1-5
- data files, xxix
- Tablespace Size Requirements, Raw Partition, xxxviii
- tablespace size requirements, raw partition, xxviii
- takeover, 11-10
- Terminology, Real Application Clusters, 1-2
- The, 7-2
- thread, 8-4
- THREAD option
- private thread creation, 8-4
- public thread creation, 8-4
- THREAD parameter
- instance acquiring thread, 8-4
- three nines availability, 10-3
- three-node ring configuration, 11-13
- TM, DML Enqueue, 6-4
- TNS, xxxii
- TRACE_ENABLED parameter, xxxv
- transaction
- committed data, 1-5
- concurrent, 1-5
- row locking, 1-5
- updates, 1-5
- transaction free list, 8-7
- Transaction Processing configuration type, xxvii
- transaction recovery, 10-21
- transaction systems, 9-5
- transactions, 8-5
- concurrent, 5-3
- inserts, 8-6
- isolation, 4-5
- locks, 6-3, 6-4
- rolling back, 8-5
- row locking, 4-5
- updates, 8-6
- transparency
- definition, 1-4
- Transparent Application Failover
- definition, 10-11
- uses of, 10-12
- Transport Network Services (TNS), xxxii
- tuning, self-, 8-4
- two-node ring configuration, 11-13
- TX, Transaction, 4-4
U
- UMA, 3-3
- definition, 3-3
- uniform disk access, 3-5
- uniform memory access
- definition, 3-3
- uniprocessor
- definition, 3-2
- unplanned downtime, 10-3
- updates
- concurrent, 1-5
- instance lock, B-7
- user process
- free list, 8-6
- user-mode interprocess communication
- how used in Real Application Clusters, 3-4
- utilities, Oracle
- Export, Import, A-2
- utlclustdblt.sql script, xxxv
- utlopslt.sql script, xxxv
V
- V$BH view, 5-8
- V$GCSHVMASTER_INFO view, xxxvii
- V$GCSPFMASTER_INFO view, xxxvii
- V$HVMASTER_INFO view, xxxvii
- V/GV$BSP view, xxxvii
- V/GV$CACHE_TRANSFER view, xxxvii
- V/GV$CLASS_CACHE_TRANSFER view, xxxvii
- V/GV$CLASS_PING view, xxxvii
- V/GV$CR_BLOCK_SERVER view, xxxvii
- V/GV$DLM_ALL_LOCKS view, xxxvii
- V/GV$DLM_CONVERT_LOCAL view, xxxvii
- V/GV$DLM_CONVERT_REMOTE view, xxxvii
- V/GV$DLM_LATCH view, xxxvii
- V/GV$DLM_LOCKS view, xxxvii
- V/GV$DLM_MISC view, xxxvii
- V/GV$DLM_RESS view, xxxvii
- V/GV$DLM_TRAFFIC_CONTROLLER view, xxxvii
- V/GV$FILE_CACHE_TRANSFER view, xxxvii
- V/GV$FILE_PING VIEW, xxxvii
- V/GV$GC_ELEMENT view, xxxvii
- V/GV$GC_ELEMENTS_WITH_COLLISIONS view, xxxvii
- V/GV$GES_BLOCKING_ENQUEUE view, xxxvii
- V/GV$GES_CONVERT_LOCAL view, xxxvii
- V/GV$GES_CONVERT_REMOTE view, xxxvii
- V/GV$GES_ENQUEUE view, xxxvii
- V/GV$GES_LATCH view, xxxvii
- V/GV$GES_RESOURCE view, xxxvii
- V/GV$GES_STATISTICS view, xxxvii
- V/GV$GES_TRAFFIC_CONTROLLER view, xxxvii
- V/GV$LOCK_ELEMENT view, xxxvii
- V/GV$LOCKS_WITH_COLLISIONS view, xxxvii
- V/GV$PING view, xxxvii
- V/GV$TEMP_CACHE_TRANSFER view, xxxvii
- V/GV$TEMP_PING view, xxxvii
- view names, new, xxxvii
W
- wake up call, 5-16
- warming the library cache, xxxiv
- workloads
- and scale-up, 9-2
- Write Protocol and Past Image Tracking, 5-5