16.10 - Evaluating Peak Utilization Periods - Teradata Database

Teradata Database Administration

Product
Teradata Database
Release Number
16.10
Published
April 2018
Language
English (United States)
Last Update
2018-04-26
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Once you have identified the peak period, you can look for the bottleneck. Examining ResUsage data is one technique helpful in finding bottlenecks.

Some possible bottlenecks are:

  • CPU saturation
  • Disk saturation
  • Free and/or FSG cache memory
  • BYNET
  • Vprocs (hot AMPs, coexistence, load balancing)
  • Channel (number of sessions or channel speed)
  • LAN/gateway (number of sessions or network connections)
  • Lock contention

Resource Usage by Workload

ResSpsView, a view of the ResUsageSps table, allows you to see the percentage of CPU used by different workloads, determine which workload is responsible for I/O skew, and examine queue wait time and service time numbers to find backed up queries.

For ResUsageSps table column definitions, see Resource Usage Macros and Tables.