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Scaling Oracle8i by James Moley (Addison Wesley) has a chapter on dbaman
that sounds just right for you. It has awk scripts to strip the SQL
statements out of trace file and covert it into TCL scripts to be executed
by dbaman. You can generate some activity (maybe from another instance) by
tracing some sessions or create the statements yourself and them feed them
into dbaman. As for the metrics a DBA would want to see, these are
addressed by the other chapters. In a nutshell, I look at reducing resource
consumption or improving throughput(learned that from the book). It also
thought me a more disciplined approach to my performance improvements
efforts.
Tony Aponte
-----Original Message-----
From: Viraj Luthra [mailto:viraj999_at_lycos.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 12:30 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject: Oracle Performance - Please Help
Hello every one,
I have just created a database in Oracle on aix4.33. Since my data base is new and created fresh, all my hit ratios are great. But I am not able to get any activity in there. So please help in the following 2 areas:-
1.How do I create activity in my database, that is all the hit ratios will show some realistic figures. By creating activity, I mean, let the database do something.May be I could run some adhoc sql statements etc. Hit ratios like Database buffer, library, data dictionary hit ratios etc.
2. Also what performance metrics I could paint. Eg I know one that is, I could see how many sessions are waiting, after I get the number of sessions, then I can drill down into 1 session and see what is the session waiting for, and then I see whether it is waiting for a particular latch or lock or something, and then I further drill down and see what lock it is and what type of lock?
Therefore please advise, as to what all scenarios you DBAs out there would like to see from a performance tool. I would like to make these kind of situations.
Please help at the earliest, any kind of leads or books or ideas will help.
Thanks and Regards,
Raja
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