January 2012
Intermediate to advanced
542 pages
11h 28m
English
In this recipe, we will see the Program Global Area (PGA) and the User Global Area (UGA) and how to tune them for maximum performance.
The PGA is used to store real values of bind variables, sort areas, and cursor state information. In a dedicated server environment this area is in private user memory. Only in a shared-server environment the session stack space remains in the PGA, while session data and cursor state are moved into the shared pool.
The following steps will demonstrate tuning the PGA and UGA:
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