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Ed, in the 8i world, there is more than you want to know amount of redo/undo that goes on where the username is not available. The format of the redo logs(or oracle intentionally left out) leaves a bit to be desired in the version of lognminer for 8i.
9i its a whole lot better.
some of the reasons are data dictionary allocation and deallocation of extents as well as any rows that are migrated and /or chained will not give you much to look at it the logs.
hth, joe
Ed Bittel wrote:
>
> I'm analyzing archive logs from an 8.1.6.3 database
> running on Solaris. There are many entries in
> v$logmnr_contents with a NULL username and DATA_OBJ#
> and DATA_OBJD# values that don't match anything I can
> find in sys.obj$. What would account for these
> entries in v$logmnr_contents?
>
> Example
> =======
> SELECT username, OPERATION, count(*)
> FROM v$logmnr_contents group by username, operation
> /
>
> USERNAME OPERATION COUNT(*)
> -------------- ---------------- ----------
> WANT_NUTS COMMIT 301
> WANT_NUTS DELETE 4
> WANT_NUTS INSERT 4
> WANT_NUTS INTERNAL 884
> WANT_NUTS START 301
> WANT_NUTS UPDATE 296
> ZEDWARDS COMMIT 3
> ZEDWARDS INSERT 446
> ZEDWARDS INTERNAL 15
> ZEDWARDS START 4
> OKSERVER1 COMMIT 20
> OKSERVER1 DELETE 30
> OKSERVER1 INSERT 296
> OKSERVER1 INTERNAL 269
> OKSERVER1 START 20
> OKSERVER1 UPDATE 163
> SYS COMMIT 4034
> SYS DELETE 291
> SYS INSERT 71
> SYS INTERNAL 6997
> SYS START 4036
> SYS UPDATE 4346
> COMMIT 7
> DELETE 1235
> INSERT 2242
> INTERNAL 843
> START 2
> UNSUPPORTED 266
> UPDATE 59002
>
> 37 rows selected.
>
> FYI, data from this database is being replicated via
> snapshot to a reporting database. Could that be
> responsible for the NULL username entries?
>
> Solaris 7 & Oracle 8.1.6.3
>
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