Very high WRITETIM

We had restarted our 10204 database yesterday after moving the data files to different mount point. This was done to fix the slow I/O. The user complained again that the inserts are slow. When I did some analysis I found this.

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SunOS bupscubdb2 5.10 Generic_127128-11 i86pc i386 i86pc

SQL> select * from v$filestat2 where file# in (39,43,30,15,50,24) order by file#;FILE# PHYRDS PHYWRTS PHYBLKRD PHYBLKWRT SINGLEBLKRDS READTIM WRITETIM SINGLEBLKRDTIM AVGIOTIM LSTIOTIM MINIOTIM MAXIORTM MAXIOWTM---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- -------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------15 21580 1553 77743 1589 16742 27947 593 12195 0 1 0 497 6324 44410 103670 44477 501890 44324 18453 1542479800 4679 0 0 0 535 154245303930 21647 2722 79057 2798 16727 33915 1677 12506 0 1 0 701 6639 22533 1547 76258 1571 17106 29447 1016 13027 0 0 0 513 6343 17567 1442 70821 1480 12267 28832 1181 9876 0 0 0 513 6650 22960 1569 75815 1604 17396 25566 1208 12036 0 4 0 665 636 rows selected.SQL> select max(WRITETIM) from v$filestat;MAX(WRITETIM)-------------1542479821SQL> select file#,WRITETIM from (select WRITETIM, file# from v$filestat order by WRITETIM desc ) where rownum < 10;FILE# WRITETIM---------- ----------24