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Where is the CPU Usage going?
Posted on 2004-04-27
Hi there everybody,
I have an win 2k server that has an oracle database running on it. For for some reson the database is running slow.
When I look at the windows server Task manager, system idle process is 4% and the Total CPU usage is 5%. Where is the other 91% going?
Can someone direct me to where I might be able to tell?
Mant thanks
Eddy
I have an win 2k server that has an oracle database running on it. For for some reson the database is running slow.
When I look at the windows server Task manager, system idle process is 4% and the Total CPU usage is 5%. Where is the other 91% going?
Can someone direct me to where I might be able to tell?
Mant thanks
Eddy
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