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Count oracle user process [message #115970]

Fri, 15 April 2005 11:09

ntnboi
Messages: 17
Registered: April 2005
Location: Italy - Rome

Junior Member

Hi,
I have the follow scenario:

SO: unix sun solaris 8
RDBMS: oracle 9.2.0.6

I have make a script that run by unix command line (ksh) to check the number of user process active to DB
example:

server1@oracle: ps -ef| grep oracleISTANCE_NAME

result: null

but in other server with version of RDBMS 9.0.1 the command work correctly

server2@oracle: ps -ef| grep oracleIST_NAME

oracle 2498 1 1 16:54:19 ? 0:01 oracleIST_NAME (LOCAL=NO)
oracle 239 1 0 13:42:05 ? 0:36 oracleIST_NAME (LOCAL=NO)
oracle 827 1 0 14:36:20 ? 0:27 oracleIST_NAME (LOCAL=NO)
oracle 2496 1 0 16:53:58 ? 0:00 oracleIST_NAME (LOCAL=NO)
oracle 286 1 0 13:47:47 ? 0:31 oracleIST_NAME (LOCAL=NO)
oracle 2491 1 0 16:53:16 ? 0:00 oracleIST_NAME (LOCAL=NO)

Do you know a command or instruction (via OS) to check active user process generated by a connection for a 9.2.0.6 RDBMS?

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Re: Count oracle user process [message #116261 is a reply to message #115970]

Mon, 18 April 2005 22:50

chunyuh
Messages: 13
Registered: April 2005

Junior Member

Won't it be better ?

SQL>select count(*) from v$session where type='USER';

If you insist on OS command, ps is fine. Just pay attention that some parameters of ps has different meaning on different flavor of Unix. Just check manual for ps on your own Unix.

Chunyu Hu
http://mtsmart.kmip.net

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Re: Count oracle user process [message #116338 is a reply to message #116261]

Tue, 19 April 2005 09:29

pscjhe
Messages: 38
Registered: April 2005

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using OS "PS" is even INCORRECT in the case of Oracle Shared Server (or MTS ) let alone different flavor of unix will have different process naming conventions and different "ps" command format.

For Windows, you can't use ps to find those background processes, because it is single process but multi-threaded.

I like the term "User sessions" better than "User processes" for above reasons.

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Re: Count oracle user process [message #116491 is a reply to message #116338]

Wed, 20 April 2005 06:33

ntnboi
Messages: 17
Registered: April 2005
Location: Italy - Rome

Junior Member

thank you to all!

I think that use sql script to check user sessions.

Best Regards.
Antonio.

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