July 2004
Intermediate to advanced
384 pages
9h 32m
English
Oracle has always been self-monitoring, but it hasn’t always been self-tuning. This means there is a wealth of data in each Oracle instance that can help answer a lot of performance questions. You just need to know where to find the data. There is instance-level and session-level performance data, as well as current and historical activities in various views.
This chapter provides a roadmap into the Oracle Wait Interface. You will be introduced to all the wait event views; their applications, and the extended SQL trace facility (trace event 10046 with appropriate debug level) to capture wait events in a trace file. At the completion of this chapter you will know where, when, and how to find wait event ...
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