Hello All - I am in need of some advice on tracking memory usage for oracle connected processes. We thought we may have a memory leak in some of the processes attached to oracle on one of our servers... turns out that it was probobly another process on the server that ate up all the memory.. I would like to have a script or process ready next time to make it easier to track memory utilization for all processes attached to the database. I am using 8.1.7.3 on Solaris 2.6. I know there are memory stats in v$sgastat, what about PGA memory stats? Are there v$view(s) or sys tables that contain memory information on the session level? I am currently using unix pmap to get heap size for each session and storing the PID, heap size, and timestamp in a table to see if heap is growing for any sessions... is there an easier way to identify possible memory leak(s) if oracle does not detect it? Thanks!
Jim Neugebauer
Oracle DBA
Ameritrade Holding Corp
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