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Which dictionary table is used to see all X$ tables.
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he has plenty of insights to share. Check him on http://www.ixora.com.au
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that rollback segments,
and this the transactiions, transactions_per_rollback_segments
parameters have no control over the pRIVATE Rollback segments
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Hi !
Not very much. In 9i you have an option to have
AUTOMATIC_UNDO_MANAGEMENT where you specify a huge
undo tablespace and the undo is managed by oracle.
But you can still have the rollback segments.
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I carried out a test, whereby I had just one rollback segment online with a
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Title: RE: But I *want* to use RBO!
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I am looking for a query that will allow me to find the SQL statements
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Deshpande, Kirti wrote:
That's sounds about right...
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Title: Tracking Temp Segment Usage and Event 10046
Raj:
You
will be able to identify the processes (along with the SQLs and number of
extents) using the 10046 level 8 trace.
If you
use the temp files you see the file# ( in the direct path read/write events) as
db_files+1 or MAXDBFILES+1
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Raj:
You can dump the SYSTEMSTATE/PROCESSSTATE using ORADEBUG dump and analyze
the trace files.
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Last Friday, our 9012 database
SET PCTFREE=0 and fill the rows in that data block.
Then update two DIFFERENT rows in that block
from DIFFERENT sessions.
You will get the required deadlock !!
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Vivek:
Oracle Support is right. THis is a typical LGWR problem.
The first thing you should do is.. You need to reduce the size of Log Buffer
(it should be in KBs..
NEVER configure log buffer in MBs)
Try setting log buffer in KBs.
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Dave:
This is automatically taken care by the RDBMS kernel and sometimes relfected
in the CPU_COUNT in the V$parameter.
Otherwise you can query the X$view X$KVII
select kviidsc,kviival from X$kvii
where kviitag='ksbcpu';
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Raj:
Level 15 (or level 100 or 200!!) is level 12 only. Anything above level 12
is considered as level 12/
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Nothing is wrong in your database.
You don't have the required X_$ views created. Change
X_$ to X$ or create X_$ views as select * from X$
views.
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platform. Check the actual
values from v$sysstat to see if some of them
have gone negative or appear to be
'counting backwards'.
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Is that good or bad, Oracle 8.0.5 Standard Edition,
Windows 2000.
Is there a 8.1.7 Standard Edition Version ?
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do we call if there is a problem in the converted datafile
later down
the road and the database is down? The Tool Supplier or Oracle
Support?
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some waits associated with the value
CF, but I don't know what that means.
If anyone can help, I'd greatly appreciate it.
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Hi All,
THis message file is used only by OERR utility and kernel
has its own error messages built-ins.
SO the changes in the oraus.msg will not be actually
used by the kernel.
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Specify the size as 99M. You will not get an error.
(why??? I will leave that reason to you ;)
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Hi List,
First time
Anjo:
I always thought it Trace Kernel PROFile?
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Tool Kernel PROFiler
Anjo.
David Nemeth wrote:
What does it stand for? Tool Kit
supports more
slower CPUs.
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Lisa,
These aren't my points or ideas but below are some emails from Steve Adams
that I have
THere are some numeric events (for example event 10015) to trace the SMON
and Instance recovery. None of them are documented.
Other than that I have not seen any external references/.
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Dave:
You will not see this file in Windoze. In MS world the message file is a
binary file and you will not be able to read with any text editors/viewers.
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is your method (additional column SYSDATE)
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Do you want to physically order them or do you just want to know by time
the PCTUSED to absolutely low value so that the used blocks never
linked to freelist chain. So everytime you look for a space you go for a
virgin
block. THe space reclaimed by any DELETEs never returns to freelists .
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Seema:
Post the deadlock graph. We will be able to help you.
THe deadlock graph will be in the trace file under udump
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John:
Not being so choosy, MONITORING is subject to latching. There is a latch
called 'hash table allocation/modification latch'
which keeps the modification in the shared pool and SMON periodically
flushes to the disk.
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$transaction
for a known transaction id.
There are also few events , like 10013/10015 to trace the instance
recovery/rollback
segment recovery. I would suggest you set this events to identify the DEAD
transactions.
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Internal code changes= additional features=fine grained (event) reporting?
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Has anyone noticed that the number of event
Raj:
Oracle9i gives timing information in Micro Seconds. Not Nano Seconds
though modern CPUs clocks ticks in nano seconds.
The older versions (8i and below) give timing info in Centi Seconds
(1/100th of a second) .
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Nancy:
From your message the average wait time is less than 1 micro second (if I my
undertstanding is correct) and I would not worry much about that if that is
the case.
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all wait events to a
file). Has anyone written such a formatter, or have information on
one? Thanks.
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on Metalink makes reference to a formatting utility but, of
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Hi,
It is mandatory starting from Oracle 8. In Oracle 7 it was optional.
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Hi List,
Today we had a big argument at our work place
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Hi!
can you
in the standby database
Does this sound good?
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I am also facing the same problem. All these disadvantages in 8i standby DB
have been taken
Title: Determinants of control file
Other than
dumping/ tracing the control file, you can find the required details in the
dynamic view
V$controlfile_record_section. This view has all the information you want
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From
and
you can
open the standby database with the new control file created with NORESETLOGs
.
In this way you have a graceful fail over in the standby database and no
committed
Transaction is lost in the standby database
Does this sound good?
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K Gopalakrishnan
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Richard,
You are right. It is close to Zero data loss. Not exactly Zero Data loss.
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Kay, thanks for the explanation. Sorry for being
Hi,
You can select the information from V$DB_OBJECT_CACHE.
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I've pinned some procs that were being loaded very frequently.
How can I
Definitely. Unless you say NOLOGGING or UNRECOVERABLE (depending on the
versions). But data dictionary changes are always logged irrespective of
logging mode.
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K Gopalakrishnan
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Shrinivas (MED, Keane)
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 2:30 AM
John,
Here is the update from Jonathan Gennick ...
http://oracle.oreilly.com/news/openworld_day3_1201.html
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Dear all,
I had promised a few people
Hi,
You can do a USER Level export and import them to another schema. If the
names are different you may have to use FROMUSER TOUSER during the import.
Oracle Utilities Manual will have more information.
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the database using CTAS. (Create table
as select over a dblink). This will be much faster than export and import
(oracle Metalink has some statistics). This can be used if you have very
few, huge tables.
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Carmichael
Sent
Samir,
No. X$objects are not tables. They are C structures and the values in
X$tables are the current value of those structure.
Few of the X$tables (or structures) query from control file/SGA when you
select from them.
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Hi list,
Could anybody tell me on which site shall I find Tim Gorman's paper Cats,
Dogs and ORA-1555 ??
Thanks,
Samir
?
Which version of Oracle and OS?
Do you have the trace of the control file ?
Do you know the locations of ALL datafiles?
Do you have the alert log in place?
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K Gopalakrishnan
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(SEA)
Sent: Monday, December 17, 2001 8:10 PM
To: Multiple
will be superior to DUL (not sure about Oracle's ***official **
support status of the databases created using this converter) and will try
to address the current limitations of DUL.
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K Gopalakrishnan
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,ERRORSTACK.
Triggering event 65535 is IMMEDIATE .
Hope this helps.
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I generally share your speculation but in the case of dbms_system
Not quite true. Wrapped packages take same space (in fact more in dictionary
cache
and same space in library cache).
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Earlier versions
This will only work for SQLPlus. Will not work for other programs. The ideal
thing will be setting a default role none to all users and enabling roles
thru the application .
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Rahul !
I have not seen any **books** on OEM. But you can
check in to OLN (!!) Oracle Learning Network and there
are some classes on OEM.
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How do you specify direct I/O option in /etc/vfstab?
Use the forcedirectio mount option in the vfstab.
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Hi Everyone
I am interested in purchasing some exceptionally good book on Oracle
Performance Tuning. Can anyone
Have any one used the event 10810 to trace 'snapshot too old' errors.
I would be interested in knowing the dumps/traces..
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Have any one used the event 10810 to trace 'snapshot too old' errors.
I would
. We have discussed this in a big way in this list
(Me, Yong Huang, and few others). If you have time you can search those mails
in the archives of the lists
Let me see
whether those mails are still with me. If I find them I will forward that to
you.
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K Gopalakrishnan
have checked, and we
have no free buffers within a minute of startup, but my buffer cache hit ratio
is already better than 99%.
A: The
advice that free buffers should be available after a certain period is wrong
prior to 8.1, and dubious for 8.1.
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