October 2010
Intermediate to advanced
468 pages
11h 35m
English
It seems fitting that a database filled with data can also produce its own set of data, by monitoring its internal activity and statistics. While in many cases it's more appropriate to set up monitoring using pre-built external tools, as covered in the next chapter, knowing how to directly query and derive interesting values from the database's activity and statistics collector can prove valuable. And when it comes to troubleshooting system performance issues, monitoring activity and locking data yourself is a must.
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