Bunyamin,
You can check how many blocks are in the buffer cache for segments through
the x$bh and v$bh views.
Try this query,
select "count",b.object_name from
(select count(*) "count",objd from v$bh
group by objd) a, user_objects b
where a.objd=b.data_object_id
/
Regards
Suhen
Hi all gurus,
I want to learn the way to ook at
Which tables are in buffer cache./Analyzed?
Is there a system view showing these tables??
Thanks to All.
Bunyamin K.Karadeniz
Database Group / Information Systems Department
HAVELSAN Ankara /TURKEY
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