Re: v$bh.class#

2003-11-20 Thread Anjo Kolk
This one is easy: look in v$waitstat. That has the class numbers for all block classes. Then add to that the undo segments. Each undo segment has two types of class. A undo header class and undo block class. So by looking at v$waitstat you should be able to tell that 36 is a undo block that

Re: v$bh.class#

2003-11-19 Thread Tanel Poder
I think Ixora website had the list with 9i stuff in it, but you also can get some of the class definitions out by checking gv$waitstat's source: select inst_id,decode(indx,1,'data block',2,'sort block',3,'save undo block', 4,'segment header',5,'save undo header',6,'free list',7,'extent map',

Re: v$bh.class#

2003-11-19 Thread Daniel Fink
Tanel, Thanks for the info, unfortunately it does not explain what I am seeing (almost, but not quite). I'll see if I can figure it out. Daniel Tanel Poder wrote: I think Ixora website had the list with 9i stuff in it, but you also can get some of the class definitions out by checking

v$bh.class#

2003-11-18 Thread Daniel Fink
In constructing my last answer, I looked at v$bh and the class# column (thinking that perhaps indexes or index headers had their own class). I came across several different values for the class# from 0 to 36 (not inclusive). Oracle's doc does not clear it up and Steve Adam's book's information