Re: Help on resolving block number and file number from 10046 trace to table or index

2002-10-16 Thread Connor McDonald

This is a known oversight...I haven't verified this,
but I've read that you can use the 8.1.6+ one, or the
9.2 one if you've got it handy.  In the 8.1 case, the
timings may be a little off due to the change in
precision

hth
connor

 --- Grant Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  Hi
all,
 
 For some reason my 9.0.1 windows install has no
 tkprof binary, so I'm
 trying to decipher some 10046 output.  I've got a
 bunch of 
 
   WAIT #1: nam='db file sequential read' ela= 6467
 p1=7 p2=219340
 p3=1
 
 
 For this event, p1 is the file, and p2 is the block.
  Any ideas on how
 to track down what object this is (i.e. table, index
 or whatever)?
 
 thanks
 Fuzzy
 :-)
 
 

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Re: Help on resolving block number and file number from 10046 trace to table or index

2002-10-16 Thread Rachel Carmichael

it's a bug in the install package, they forgot to include tkprof

... you can get a copy of it off Metalink I believe


--- Grant Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi all,
 
 For some reason my 9.0.1 windows install has no tkprof binary, so I'm
 trying to decipher some 10046 output.  I've got a bunch of 
 
   WAIT #1: nam='db file sequential read' ela= 6467 p1=7 p2=219340
 p3=1
 
 
 For this event, p1 is the file, and p2 is the block.  Any ideas on
 how
 to track down what object this is (i.e. table, index or whatever)?
 
 thanks
 Fuzzy
 :-)
 
 

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Re: Help on resolving block number and file number from 10046 trace to table or index

2002-10-16 Thread Tim Gorman

Go to the $OH/rdbms/lib directory as the oracle user and run make -f
ins_rdbms.mk itkprof...

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to table or index


 it's a bug in the install package, they forgot to include tkprof

 .. you can get a copy of it off Metalink I believe


 --- Grant Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi all,
 
  For some reason my 9.0.1 windows install has no tkprof binary, so I'm
  trying to decipher some 10046 output.  I've got a bunch of
 
  WAIT #1: nam='db file sequential read' ela= 6467 p1=7 p2=219340
  p3=1
 
 
  For this event, p1 is the file, and p2 is the block.  Any ideas on
  how
  to track down what object this is (i.e. table, index or whatever)?
 
  thanks
  Fuzzy
  :-)
 
 
 
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Help on resolving block number and file number from 10046 trace to table or index

2002-10-15 Thread Grant Allen

Hi all,

For some reason my 9.0.1 windows install has no tkprof binary, so I'm
trying to decipher some 10046 output.  I've got a bunch of 

WAIT #1: nam='db file sequential read' ela= 6467 p1=7 p2=219340
p3=1


For this event, p1 is the file, and p2 is the block.  Any ideas on how
to track down what object this is (i.e. table, index or whatever)?

thanks
Fuzzy
:-)


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Re: Help on resolving block number and file number from 10046 trace to table or index

2002-10-15 Thread Tim Gorman

select * from dba_extents
where file_id = P1
and P2 between block_id and (block_id + (blocks - 1));

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table or index


Hi all,

For some reason my 9.0.1 windows install has no tkprof binary, so I'm
trying to decipher some 10046 output.  I've got a bunch of

WAIT #1: nam='db file sequential read' ela= 6467 p1=7 p2=219340
p3=1


For this event, p1 is the file, and p2 is the block.  Any ideas on how
to track down what object this is (i.e. table, index or whatever)?

thanks
Fuzzy
:-)


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