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-----Original Message-----
From: Vergara, Michael (TEM) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, November 09, 2005 2:21 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: SQL Query Question


Hello Everyone:
 
Thanks to all who have responded to my question about logging.  That got
me to the problematic SQL.  This SQL,
on just one instance, hangs and does not complete.  I have let it run
for hours to no avail.  When I run this 
query at SQL*Plus I get...

'OKAY'
---------------------------------
Okay
 
1 row selected.
Elapsed: 00:00:00.84

This query runs on all of the other instances without an issue.  This is
a 9.2.0.4 database, running on HP-UX.  I am 
running perl "v5.8.4 built for PA-RISC2.0-LP64", with DBI v1.46 and
DBD::Oracle v1.16.
 
Here is my code.  Help!
#
------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
# DB Extent growth check
#
------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
$SQLstmt =
   qq{ select 'Okay' from dual
       where not exists
           ( select 'x' from sys.dba_segments t1, extents_history t2
              where (t1.owner = t2.owner) and
                    (t1.segment_name = t2.segment_name) and
                    (t1.segment_type = t2.segment_type) and
                    (t1.segment_type not like '%TEMP%') and
                    (t1.segment_type not like '%ROLLBACK%') and
                    (t1.segment_type not like '%UNDO%') and
                    ((t1.extents - t2.extents) > :Threshold) )
      union all
      select 'Extent Growth Above Threshold (${DbExtGrowthThreshold})'
from dual
       where exists
           ( select 'x' from sys.dba_segments t1, extents_history t2
              where (t1.owner = t2.owner) and
                    (t1.segment_name = t2.segment_name) and
                    (t1.segment_type = t2.segment_type) and
                    (t1.segment_type not like '%TEMP%') and
                    (t1.segment_type not like '%ROLLBACK%') and
                    (t1.segment_type not like '%UNDO%') and
                    ((t1.extents - t2.extents) > :Threshold) ) };
$SQLh = $DBh->prepare($SQLstmt,{ora_check_sql => 0 });
$SQLh->bind_param( ":Threshold", $DbExtGrowthThreshold );
$SQLh->execute;
$SQLh->bind_col( 1, \$DbSegments );
$SQLh->fetch;
$SQLh->finish;
print STDOUT "DB Extent Growth....: $DbSegments \n";
print LOGF "DB Extent Growth....: $DbSegments \n";
#
 
Thanks,
Mike
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