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My recollection is that I/O count refers to DB operations, and you'd hafta get down to looking at Performance Tool measures on synchronous and asynchonous I/O to get at physical I/O. (Syncronous being the only one that counts for the bottlenecks.) There should be a fair correspondence between the DB I/O and physical I/O. | -----Original Message----- | [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Raul A Jager | How can you tell if the I/o count refers to DataBase operations or | physical I/O?
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