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Formula to calculate approximate size of the SGA(Shared Global Area)

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7.X
—-
((db_block_buffers * db_block_size) + shared_pool_size + log_buffers) / 0.9

8.0.X
—–
((db_block_buffers*db_block_size) + (shared_pool_size + large_pool_size +
log_buffers) + 1MB

8.1.X
——
((db_block_buffers * db_block_size) + (shared_pool_size + large_pool_size + java_pool_size + log_buffers) + 1MB

9.X

DB_CACHE_SIZE + DB_KEEP_CACHE_SIZE + DB_RECYCLE_CACHE_SIZE + DB_nk_CACHE_SIZE
+ SHARED_POOL_SIZE + LARGE_POOL_SIZE + JAVA_POOL_SIZE + LOG_BUFFERS +
+ 1MB

Additional Info
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- Redo Buffers in SHOW SGA does not mattch init.ora:log_buffer parameter setting.
- Enforced mininum is set to 4 times thhe maximum database block size.
- Java_pool_size not accounted for in SSHOW SGA or v$sga.
This is a bug that is fixed in 8.1.6.
- Java_pool_size restrictions in 8.1.5..
The default is 20000K.
If specifying in the init.ora, must it must be > 1000K, or will receive
ORA-01078
“failure in processing initialization parameters” error on startup.
- Java_pool_size restrictions in 8.1.6..
The default is 20000K.
This parameter can be set in the init.ora, but the enforced minimum is 32768.

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Chandra Shekar

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