While the database instance is up and running, you receive an out-of-memory error due to the under-sizing of the shared pool. You checked the trace file and observed that the following error was always recorded during peak hours: ORA-04031: unable to allocate 4000 bytes of shared memory On investigation, you found that SGA_MAX_SIZE was larger than the sum of the sizes of all System Global Area (SGA) components and you do not have the scope to increase it further. Identify a solution to reduce the probability of getting this error in future.

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Quiz on Oracle db 11g architecture, databases and instances, programmatic Oracle structures, storing and guarding the data, installing the Oracle database and creating a database. Oracle Database 11g has two main components: the instance and the database. The instance includes memory structures and background processes, while the database includes disk resources. The database includes physical files, such as: Data files, Control files, Online redo log, Archived redo log, and Flashback log.  The instance includes two components: SGA: Includes: Shared pool Large pool Database buffer... Show more

While the database instance is up and running, you receive an out-of-memory error due to the under-sizing of the shared pool. You checked the trace file and observed that the following error was always recorded during peak hours:<br> ORA-04031: unable to allocate 4000 bytes of shared memory <br>On investigation, you found that SGA_MAX_SIZE was larger than the sum of the sizes of all System Global Area (SGA) components and you do not have the scope to increase it further. Identify a solution to reduce the probability of getting this error in future.