How about this:
run a 10046 level 4 trace
run the trace file through tkprof so you can
easily pick out a few queries based on number
of executions, consistent gets or whatever.
The level 4 allows you to get valid values
for any bind variables in the WHERE clause
create SQL and/or PL/SQL scripts to run these
selected queries every few minutes.
OR
just install statspack and use the statitics
goto www.miracleas.dk and get the yapppack.zip file
in the 'technical info' section, and use it to create some
nice response time oriented charts.
Jared
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Subject: Database tracking
All, I would like to track the performance of my production databases by
running the same SQL statement against each database every 5 minutes or so
and recording the results. For example:
sql> set timing on;
sql> select count(*) from dba_tables;
That was I would know if they are getting faster or slower over time. As
anyone already done this? Would there be a good SQL statement to use?
Thanks,
Tom Terrian
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