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I suspect many of you are now anxious to see what the situation is on your system. The script in Figure 6-10 will produce the raw numbers you need. Because the query is against x$ performance tables, you'll need to be connected as sysdba. The instance parameters are fairly self-explanatory, but are detailed in Table 6-2.
Figure 6-10. The OSM ipcbc.sql report shows the CBC-related instance parameters. This script output was the source of the data in Table 6-1.
If set, the number of buffers you want in the buffer cache (Oracle reserves the right to alter the actual number of buffers)
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