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Oracle: Server Processes
A server process is an
Oracle process
that communicates with a client (aka client process).
Server processes are associated with an
instance
, but they are not part of the instance.
Server
processes
are also referred to as
foreground processes
(as opposed to
background processes
).
A server process does not write directly into a
database file
. Instead, it writes into the
buffer cache
and lets background processes do file I/O. (But see also
bypassing the buffer cache with
direct path
inserts and reads
).
See also
oradebug setmypid
x$ksbdp
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