In Oracle's shared pool, how many memory layers are there? What are they?
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In Oracle's shared pool, how many memory layers are there? What are they?
[QUOTE=Allan Paul]In Oracle's shared pool, how many memory layers are there? What are they?[/QUOTE]
Shared pool consist of 2 memory layers-
1. Library cache :Library cache contains parsed sql statements, cursor information, execution plans
2. Data dictionary cache: Data dictionary cache contains user account information, priveleges information,datafile,segment and extent information stored into the data dictionary cache.
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Hope this helps..
Actually there are three layers in the shared pool, these are
Library cache, Data dictionary cache, and control structures
as you are well aware with Library & data dictionary cache,
the control structures consists of locks and latches with the concerned process.
It was a very nice question placed here which helped me to know the three different layers in the shared pool. I actually was aware of only two layers. This discussion gave me a insight on the third layer also.