Answer Posted / Sanchit Kumar
In Oracle, the single byte overhead (SBO) refers to the additional memory that is used by Oracle for each database block. It includes the control bytes (CB), header bytes (HB), and trailer bytes (TB). The total single byte overhead can be calculated as: SBO = (CB + HB + TB) / block size.
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