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Topics: Obtaining a Memory Statistical Information using OEM

Hands-On 11 (Obtaining a Memory Statistical Information using OEM)

As a DBA, you are responsible for obtaining statistical information about the memory for performance and tuning purposes. The following is a summary of your task:

  1. Using the Diagnostics Pack Tool

  2. Selecting a target database

  3. Obtaining Session CPU Activity

  4. Obtaining Session Memory Use

  5. Obtaining Session Efficiency

  6. Obtaining Memory Size

  7. Obtaining I/O statistics

  8. Obtaining Session Identification

  9. Obtaining detailed session information

  10. Obtaining SQL statements

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Hands-On 11 (Obtaining a Memory Statistical Information using OEM)

Description:

In this exercise you will learn how to get statistical information
about a session, such as "Session CPU Activity," "Session Memory Use,"
"Session Efficiency," "Memory Sizes," "Session I/O statistics" 
"Session Identification" and etc from the "Top SQL" tool, 
using the Oracle Enterprise Management tool (OEM).


==Start.
Expand the databases.

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Select the DBS4RMAN database.

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On the "Diagnostics Pack" tool and click on the "Top Sessions" icon.

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Wait for the first 10 top sessions to be displayed.
On this report, you will find "Session identification," "Session CPU Activity,"
"Session Memory Use," and etc.

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Double click on any open session to display detailed information
about the session and wait for a refresh.

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Check on:
"Session Identification,"
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"Current State,"
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"Session CPU Activity,"
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"Cumulative CPU statistics,"
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"CPU Rates Per second,"
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"Session Memory Use,"
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"Session Efficiency,"
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"Memory Sizes,"
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"Buffer Access Rates per Second,"
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"Session I/O Activity,"
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"Cumulative I/O Statistics,"
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"I/O Rates Per Second."
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Close the window, without saving the chart option.

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Select another session.

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Browse through the SQL statement.

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Now, the page was refreshed to display the session information
statistics.

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Find more information on the "Session Statistics" tab.

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Now, back to the "Session Detail" tab.

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Close the window.

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Do not save any chart options.

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Close the "Top Sessions" window and don't save any chart options.

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We assume you that know how to Interpret and make sense of the output 
statistics.

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For more information about the subject, you are encouraged
to read from a wide selection of available books.

Good Luck!

 

 
 
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