156.What is the effect of increasing the value of the ASM_POWER_LIMIT parameter?
A. The number of DBWR processes increases
B. The number of ASMB processes increases
C. The number of DBWR_TO_SLAVES increases
D. The rebalancing operation in an ASM instance completes more quickly, but can result in higher I/O
overhead
Answer: D
答案解析:
参考:http://blog.csdn.net/rlhua/article/details/12972983
ASM_POWER_LIMIT
The ASM_POWER_LIMIT
initialization
parameter specifies the default power for disk rebalancing in a disk group. The range of values is 0
to 1024
. The default value is 1
. A value of 0
disables rebalancing. Higher numeric values enable the rebalancing
operation to complete more quickly, but might result in higher I/O overhead and more rebalancing processes.
-
For disk groups that have the disk group ASM compatibility set to
11.2.0.2
or greater (for example,COMPATIBLE.ASM
=11.2.0.2
), the operational range of values is0
to1024
for the rebalance power. -
For disk groups that have the disk group ASM compatibility set to less than
11.2.0.2
, the operational range of values is0
to11
inclusive. If the value forASM_POWER_LIMIT
is larger than11
, a value of11
is used for these disk groups.
You can also specify the power of the rebalancing operation in a disk group with the POWER
clause of the SQL ALTER
DISKGROUP
... REBALANCE
statement. The range of allowable values
for the POWER
clause is the same for the ASM_POWER_LIMIT
initialization parameter. If the value of the POWER
clause is specified larger than 11
for a disk group with ASM compatibility set to less than 11.2.0.2
,
then a warning is displayed and a POWER
value equal to 11
is used for rebalancing.