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Instance profiling [message #437586]

Tue, 05 January 2010 02:39

rahulvb
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All,

How we can perform the instance profiling same as SQL server database profiling in oracle.

Thanks in advance.

-Rahul

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Re: Instance profiling [message #437587 is a reply to message #437586]

Tue, 05 January 2010 02:49

ramoradba
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DBMS_PROFILER

If i understood you properly...Please Have a look at this..

sriram Smile

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Re: Instance profiling [message #437590 is a reply to message #437587]

Tue, 05 January 2010 03:05

rahulvb
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Sriram,
if I am not wrong DBMS_PROFILER does not give the out put like SQL server profiler Smile

so I have explicitly specified similar to MS SQL profile.

BTW I presume that you have already used MS SQL, so considering that what MS SQL does is : - it give Very precise visual Snapshot of current scenario of server

what SQL objects are ruining
a)With parameter values.
b)Total time taken.
c)Total # no of hits between time a to b.
d)we can save this data as file and import into database table.

so on same lines i am looking for oracle tool.

-Rahul

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Re: Instance profiling [message #437592 is a reply to message #437586]

Tue, 05 January 2010 03:14

rahulvb
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Sriram,

Some more info.

Intro to MS SQL Profiler, we can reply all the trace on server to get the exact scenario at specific porint of time.

-Rahul

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