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HOTSOS SYMPOSIUM ’2010

Posted by Riyaj Shamsudeen on December 31, 2009

I will be presenting on two topics in HOTSOS’ 2010, an Oracle performance focused conference, in my home town Dallas, Texas. You can read about my presentation topics in HOTSOS’ 2010 Riyaj . This symposium is a valued conference for performance engineers, DBAs and developers who are interested to know learn about performance. There are many great speakers presenting in this conference and the main page for this conference is HOTSOS ’2010 . BTW, My friend Alex Gorbachev interviewed Gary Goodman and posted a video in his blog also.

Tanel Poder is conducting the HOTSOS training day this year. You can’t miss his training day and I heard that he is working on a MOTS (Mother Of all Tuning Script) and planning to release that in HOTSOS ’2010.

On behalf of the Dallasites, I invite you to visit Dallas and attend this great conference.

I wish you a Happy and prosperous New Year ’2010!

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UKOUG 2009

Posted by Riyaj Shamsudeen on November 24, 2009

Well, it is that time of the year !

Few Presentations

I will be presenting two papers in Birmingham, UK Oracle User Group Technology conference . My sessions are :


  1. Tuesday 10:55-11:55: Battle of the nodes: RAC Performance myths .

  2. Wednesday 15:15-16:00: Advanced performance issues: A close encounter with real world performance issues .

I will upload new versions of these presentations in this blog, few days after the conference. See you in Birmingham.

Update: Papers and presentations can be downloaded following the links below:
1. Battle of the nodes RAC performance myths ppt

2. Battle of the nodes RAC performance myths doc

3. Close encounter with real world and odd perf issues ppt

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Exciting seminars in Dallas arena

Posted by Riyaj Shamsudeen on August 21, 2009

If you live in Dallas area, there are two very important seminars coming up:

  1. Tanel Poder is presenting his Advanced Oracle troubleshooting seminar on September 9-11, 2009. .
  2. Jonathan Lewis presenting two day seminar cost based optimization and writing efficient SQL on Oct 28 and Oct 29 2009
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These two gentlemen needs no introduction. Tanel Poder is an expert in Oracle internals and Jonathan Lewis is a Guru in Cost based optimization and writing efficient SQL.

Tell them I sent ya :-)

Update: I just heard from Tanel and he is unable to make it to Dallas this September. He is rescheduling his seminar and I can’t wait for his seminar. I will update this blog with his rescheduled dates.

Posted in CBO, Oracle database internals, Performance tuning, Presentations | 5 Comments »

COLLABORATE 2009 presentation: 11g performance new feature.

Posted by Riyaj Shamsudeen on May 6, 2009

I just presented about Oracle 11g new features specific to performance in COLLABORATE 2009, Orlando Florida. You can download presentation and paper from here:

11g performance specific new features – presentation
11g performance specific new features – paper

I met couple of new friends and many familiar faces.

Catherin Devlin introduced sqlpython tool to me. This tool is an user friendly replacement for sqlplus with many UNIX like goodies. This tool will be an useful addition to command line tools. You can see installation instructions for sqlpython here.

I also attended an interesting application performance panel discussion with fellow Oakie Mark W Farnheim, Mike Brown and Sandra Vucinic. We discussed few customer issues.

An interesting problem discussion is worth mentioning. A client clones production database to development database using full rapidclone methodology. But, access plans for a SQL statement is different between production and development, even though everything was exactly the same. I am hoping, that client will send 10053 trace files from both databases and I will blog about it if I get anything from that client. I think, bind peeking is causing the plan difference, but need to analyze 10053 trace file to confirm that. Another possibility is that, may be , he is not cloning Oracle Software and some software patches are not existing in cloned environment. Need trace files to proceed further here.

Of course, I met few other friends Jeremy Schneider, Dan Norris to mention few.

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DOUG presentation: Why does optimizer hate my SQL?

Posted by Riyaj Shamsudeen on April 18, 2009

I presented about Cost based optimizer explaining why some times CBO chose inefficient access plan, even though, there is an efficient plan in the search space. This entry is to post presentation slides and they can be downloaded from Why_optimizer_hates_my_sql

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Update: Updated presentation after Greg’s comments.
Update2: Further bug fixes in presentation and script.
Update3: Updates after Randolf’s comments.

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Presentations at SIOUG and DOUG

Posted by Riyaj Shamsudeen on November 6, 2008

I recently traveled to Europe to present at a few conferences. The Slovenia Oracle User Group (SIOUG) conducted an Oracle conference in Portoroz, a port city in Adriatic Sea.

Thanks to my friend Joze Senegacnik, I had wonderful time in Slovenia. We also visited the city of Venice while we were there. Of course, we all knew that Venice is the city of bridges—over a hundred small islands connected by bridges. But visiting Venice in person had a dramatic effect on us. We were mesmerized by the beauty, culture, and architecture, in particular the Basilica of St.Mark. Venice is indeed the Queen of the Adriatic.

Back to reality. I presented a few papers for the Dallas Oracle Users Group (DOUG) for their October tech meeting too. All these papers can be accessed following these links:

1. Performance specific new features in 11g

2. Battle of the nodes: RAC Performance myths

3. Cost Based Query Transformations

4. Performance tuning: Scientific approach to bottleneck identification

Also, if you are planning to attend the UKOUG Conference & Exhibition in December, please attend my presentation on “Cost based query transformation” on Thursday of that week.

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