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I think a set of representative queries with based line response time is
good if you can afford the extra load and the deck of queries is
reasonably stable. Otherwise cultivate relationships with your most
verbal users. They'll call once they know you care.
Allan
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[mailto:oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org] On Behalf Of Edgar Chupit
Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 7:45 AM
To: Lord David
Subject: Re: d/b health check
Dear Lord,
LD> is it best to base it on statspack/bstat/estat, some form of=20 LD> response time breakdown (I'm reading Cary's book at the moment) or=20 LD> something else entirely.
Read deeply into it, and You will understand that main point is that You must concentrate on user actions (complains) and not on anything else like values of db "metrics".
The "healthy" database is database that is not doing anything.
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Edgar
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