How would you go about increasing the buffer cache hit ratio?
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Answer / daid kumar
We find the Information from V$SYSSTAT
And for Increasing The Hit Ratio we hav eto incraese the
Size Of SGA. by Alter System Command and also In init.ora
file
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we can set db_catch_size using alter system command with
scope spfile sid='x';
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