Re: statspack report on sql

Thanks Dennis, some developer "developed" some load adding monster over the weekend in an unannounced way. I just wanted to see if I could catch them with the collected statspack data. I wasn't paying that close attention, but detected the load change during my Monday morning review of the statspack report. The weekend is a good time to do this here, so no harm done.

It does raise a good question, I think. I suppose that the statspack tables could be expanded to add this pretty easily by linking v$sql and v$session. Sounds like a decent feature request to me.

On Mon, May 19, 2003 at 09:41:42AM -0800, DENNIS WILLIAMS wrote:
> Ray - I'm a big fan of STATSPACK, but I think its job will be more to alert
> you to something wrong. I believe that STATSPACK just reads the v$sql table
> at the time it is executed.
> Sometimes this requires some detective work. Like the Bob Seger line
> "working on a mystery without any clues". Are you looking for ad-hoc queries
> or something an application created? If the latter, then go talk to the
> developers. If the former, the easiest way is to see which process takes up
> a lot of CPU, then trace it back to the SQL via the v$ tables.
> Sorry to be vague, but maybe you can give more details and I can be more
> helpful.
>
> Dennis Williams
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> Are there any columns that could be tied to the standard sql
> reports from statspack to point the finger at the userid that
> is responsible for a certain load? Hoping to chase down a bad
> guy this moring.
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