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Capturing top 10 longest running SQLs [message #328090]

Wed, 18 June 2008 22:43

wkk1020
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Hi all, just wonder if there were a way to capture the
top 10 SQLs (elapsed time) from 8.1.7.4 database??

Thank you.

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Re: Capturing top 10 longest running SQLs [message #328094 is a reply to message #328090]

Wed, 18 June 2008 23:06

Michel Cadot
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Statspack.

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Michel

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Re: Capturing top 10 longest running SQLs [message #328129 is a reply to message #328094]

Thu, 19 June 2008 01:00

wkk1020
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Hi Michel,
statspack only provide following: -
1) SQL ordered by Gets
2) SQL ordered by Reads
3) SQL ordered by Executions
4) SQL ordered by Sharable Memory

but without ordered by Elapsed Time, so......

Thank you.

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Re: Capturing top 10 longest running SQLs [message #328133 is a reply to message #328129]

Thu, 19 June 2008 01:17

Michel Cadot
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So have a look at the code and do the same thing.

Regards
Michel

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Re: Capturing top 10 longest running SQLs [message #328198 is a reply to message #328129]

Thu, 19 June 2008 06:00

alanm
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hi,
Not sure about 8i but certainly in 10g there is a column called 'runtime_mem' in the table v$sqlarea. Whether this could be used you will have to check.

regards

Alan

[Updated on: Thu, 17 July 2008 11:17] by Moderator

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Re: Capturing top 10 longest running SQLs [message #329018 is a reply to message #328090]

Mon, 23 June 2008 13:55

Kevin Meade
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Location: Connecticut USA

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not having access to an 8i database anymore, I can't say for sure. However,

v$sql (or one of the v$sql... tables) has a column called "FIRST_LOAD_TIME". If it is there in 8i then try subtracting that from SYSDATE. Might give you a rough idea without having to do a lot of work. Of course, only good while statement is in the cache.

SQL> select FIRST_LOAD_TIME from v$sql where rownum < 10;

FIRST_LOAD_TIME
-------------------
2008-06-22/01:15:06
2008-06-23/02:19:32
2008-06-22/01:50:30
2008-06-21/20:58:09
2008-06-22/04:11:20
2008-06-22/23:02:56
2008-06-21/20:58:06
2008-06-21/03:12:09
2008-06-21/20:58:06

9 rows selected.

Kevin

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