8. What are the different options in Oracle for a good performing BW system?
I/O hotspots:
The purpose of disk layout is to avoid I/O hot spots by distributing the data accesses across several physical disks. The goal is to optimize the overall throughput to the disks.
The basic rule is: stripe over everything, including RAID-subsystems.
Managing table spaces:Locally-Managed Table spaces manage their own extents by maintaining bitmaps in each data file. The bitmaps correspond to (groups of) blocks.
Be sure that all (bigger) table spaces are locally managed. Extent and partition maintenance is drastically improved, as DB dictionary accesses are minimized. Administration maintenance is also reduced.
Parallel query option:
ORACLE can read database table contents in parallel if this setting is active. BW uses this feature especially for staging processes and aggregate build. The Parallel Query Option is used by default. Be sure, that the init.ora-entries for PARALLEL_MAX_SERVERS are set appropriate to the recommendations in the ORACLE note.
Table partitioning:
Table partitions are physically separated tables, but logically they are linked to one table name. PSA tables and non-compressed F-fact table are partitioned by the system (by request ID). The (compressed) E-fact table can be partitioned by the user by certain time characteristics. For range-partitioned InfoCubes, the SID of the chosen time characteristic is added to both fact tables.
When using range partitioning, query response time is generally improved by partition pruning on the E fact table: all irrelevant partitions are discarded and the data volume to be read is reduced by the time restriction of the query.
In ORACLE, report SAP_DROP_EMPTY_FPARTITIONS can help you to remove unused or empty partitions of InfoCube or aggregate fact tables. Unused or empty partitions can emerge in case of selective deletion or aborted compression and may affect query performance as all F fact table partitions are accessed for queries on the InfoCube.
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