Meddelelse
Hi
Vidya,
The
word "Health" can mean a lot e.g.: Compliant to standards, performing,
functioning, not corrupted, normalized data design, security,
etc.
I
think you are missing something regarding backup, restore and
corruptions:
- Does
DBVerify (dbv) report any problems with the datafiles?
- Can
a FULL export be made to /dev/null?
- When
was the last test of a restore from tape?
-
Duplexed controlfiles on different physical disks?
-
Multiplexed redo logs?
Alert.log:
- Are
there any errors in the alert.log?
- Does
the customer check the alert.log on a daily basis?
The
health of the applications:
- Any
objects with status "INVALID" in DBA_OBJECTS.? Which?
Regards
Jesper
Haure Norrevang
Hi
I am supposed to be doing a database
health review for one of the customers. They have Oracle database
ver9.2.0.3 on HP UX 11i.
Normallly, we do check the
following:
· OFA standards
· Purging
Strategy
· Archival Strategy
·
Database server utilization (shared pool area) - Run
Statspack
· Latest certified combination of Oracle
Products.
· Transaction Management (RBS,
Redo)
· OLTP init.ora parameters
·
Optimizer statistics
· Custom Code
Management
· NLS Setup
· Server and
storage area configuration.
Did I miss out on
anything?
Any comments/suggestions/pointers are most
welcome.
Thanks and Regards
Vidya
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