PIPER-Rx - Concurrent Managers 101
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Paper - Concurrent Managers 101 & 202
Last update: May 2009
I wrote this paper when I first stared with Quest Software back in 2002 and presented it at the UKOUG
in Birmingham England.I have been presenting this paper ever since and it still holds true, even now in
2009! It still never surprises me what I find when reviewing concurrent manger configurations.
Here is the best. A few years ago whist on a site in the USA, a consultant requested and to my
disbelief secured a 6 months assignment to review and design a new concurrent configuration. Six (6) months
for what can be done in less than a week!
The paper was originally written when 11.0 was the latest release, so I have updated the paper screen
shots to reflect 12i.
I hope you find it useful.
Abstract
One basic performance issue the majority of sites have in common across the world relates to the
configuration of concurrent managers.
This paper will review three (3) real world concurrent manager configurations, it will discuss in
detail each of the configurations, identify the advantages and disadvantages of each configuration
and the issues caused by inappropriate configurations. The paper will specifically focus on the
details of each configuration, including:
- Appropriateness of the number of concurrent managers
- Configuration and usage of Custom Managers including FSG
- Appropriate Work Shifts
- High transaction rate managers
- The impact on the application
- The impact on the business
- Alternative configurations, i.e. corrective action
The 3 cases we will focus on are
- Case 1: Too many managers
- Case 2: Sleep and cache settings
- Case 3: Specialization rules
The final section of this paper covers how to configure and unleashing the power of
Concurrent Manager Request Types.
View / Download paper (.pdf Format)
View / Download powerpoint from UKOUG Birmingham 2004 (.pps Format)
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