In my company we have few 10.2.0.2 databases and few 10.2.0.4 databases.Currently we are monitoring using OEM 10g (10.1.0.5.0) installed on a seperate server.
Planning to install OEM on a new server as part of server room renovation. let me know the process of installing OEM on a different server without loosing the historical data?Also wondering if the OEM 11g will support the current databases?
I have the task to migrate the total databases(Exact copy to be moved to another server).The current server is going for format.After I did the following steps I am getting the tablespaces(databases)-4 sizes same ,but I am facing issue like some default tablespaces i.e temp,system are not matching.
temp tablespace *************** current server - 4.0(approximately) Migrating server - 160 MB
System tablespace ***************** current server - 580 MB Migrating server - 220 MB
Also I checked the tables are also matching for the 4 databases.Also Provide the solution or method which is correct.
steps done for migrating(By me) ******************************** EXPORTING DATA USING DATAPUMP *********************************
1 From command prompt MKDIR 'c:oraclexeapp mp';
2 From SQL prompt conn system/kotak;
3 create or replace directory dmpdir as 'c:oraclexeapp mp';
4 grant read,write on directory dmpdir to kotak;
5 From command prompt
expdp system/kotak@xe full=Y directory=dmpdir dumpfile=xe.dmp logfile=expdpxe.log; IMPORTING DATA USING DATAPUMP ***************************** in another server machine
1 From SQL prompt conn system/kotak;
2 create or replace directory dmpdir as 'c:oraclexeapp mp';
I have to run a resource extensive SQL. It utilizes CPU to a great extent. I've created a new user just to run this particular report. I need to ensure that this particular user doesn't uses more CPU.
Hence, I need to generate an alarm (email) only if a threshold is exceeded for a certain period of time (above x% for y minutes),(example more than 80% for 10 min.), so that I can either kill the process or continue running it depending on CPU usage.
Can I do it using scripts or OEM. I couldn't find any specific metrics to do it in latter. (I'd prefer scripts though. )
I need to monitor the Database daily, so i need to check whether the size of the DB is increasing @ a slow rate or rather than that. I need to do it in RAC & NON-RAC.
I am looking for a way to monitor the creation of new datafiles / tempfiles.Let's say I am creating a new datafile of 8GB in size, and it takes a few minutes to create.
I have looked at v$session_longops, and several other system views, but cannot find any that indicate how the file creation is progressing.
I want to be able to display something simple, such as "72% complete".
Many moons ago, at a previous employer, I had access to the SQL Monitor tool that came with TOAD. I could really use an alternative to this now, as we don't have TOAD here, and it would need to be free. I'm getting a problem with a forms update failing, and I really need to see what's actually being submitted to the database by the form. We're still stuck on Forms 6 by the way
I am using basic replication in oracle 10.2.0.3. My materialized view object contains around 3 million records. Usually we are using FAST refresh but in my materialized view having some problem that’s the reason I am going to Complete refresh.
If I start complete refresh it will take 8-12 hours to complete refresh.
My Question is: During Complete refresh how to monitor complete refresh running or not except using
v$mvrefresh.
Is there any way to monitor complete refresh because suppose target database not available/network problem/ dead lock occur in my database. I can’t able to track refresh.
I can use trigger to monitor ALTER TABLESPACE ddl statement against a particular tablespace in a schema.
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER HOT_MAIL_DDL_CHANGE AFTER ALTER TABLESPACE <tbs_name> ON SHANNURA.SCHEMA BEGIN INSERT INTO HOT_MAIL_DDL_AUDIT_LOG VALUES (SYSDATE, SYS_CONTEXT('USERENV', 'SESSION_USER'), ORA_SYSEVENT, ORA_DICT_OBJ_TYPE, ORA_DICT_OBJ_NAME ); END; /
I think, line no.2 isn't a valid statement. Or can I use AUDIT instead - in fact, I want to monitor/audit only ALTER TABLESPACE ddl statement and that too for a particular tablespace only.
how can i monitor the export and import job and how increase the export and import job performance.
can i monitor the export and import job by checking the log and dump file created by export and import and can its performance increase by configure parallism. m i right or not?
What tool can be used to monitor Oracle host on Windows environment if the database goes down? I know about "Nagios" but like to know is there any other tool available?
Is there any logs or query where I can monitor client's IP previously connected to the database? I have created 2 listener with 10.1.2.x and 10.1.100.x network. I would like to separate the oracle traffic to the 10.1.100.x alone. As of now both can connect to the database. I like to monitor if everybody is already transferred to the 10.1.100.x network before I will disable the 10.1.2.x.
I want to monitor the stream activity with strmmon tool. How to compile the strmmon.mk? I was seeing with visual studio command prompt but it does not work properly.
How to check for the increment of a space of the tablespace based on the particular table. (i.e.) Say a scenario, if am trying to load the data for a particular table, for first I loaded some 10000 records and then again loading 50000 records ,so based on the icrement of the reocrds the tablespace size also increases gradually . so for this scenario how to monitor the increment of the space.
I am new in RAC scenario though i have some system to look after. I want to know, like single instance there is alert log,trace log where we should investigate to check if there is any problem. For RAC system which are the logs that i can find the monitor the incident or regular health checkup under grid and oracle user?
We have forms 11gr2 on win xp 32bit , weblogic linux server 64bit. We are converting 6i to 11g. Our system has many forms that span on 2 monitors. 1280x768 monitors, so some forms are 2560x768.
When alerts/messages pop up on the screen , they are positioned in the middle of both screens (guessing Oracle by default calculates width =2560/2, height =768/2).
Possible options:
1- is there a way to tell oracle to open alerts/messages a X Y coordinates? Maybe a config file on the server? Already file a Sr with Oracle tech support. 2- tried creating a form to do our messages. but this is flawed since when you call the new form to display the message, then the focus on current form is lost. when the message form is closed (then trigger when_window_activate fires)...this would be hell to try and control all our messages (we may have 20-30 on each big form. We have a total of 118 forms. Lots of messages with Y/N/Cancel options. 3- Maybe create a place holder for messages on all forms (bottom of screen)...thats the best idea we have so far. 4- Is there a way to do something with a java beans? We already have some knowledge with beans since we use image beans and pdf beans.
We are getting a consultant to upgrade an Oracle 9i installation to 11g R2. The current installation has 6 different databases installed on the same server. Each database is a different customer so for reasons of security we have requested that this be split into 6 virtual machines with one database per machine.
The consultant suggested that they could install the 11g database once and then just make copies (which would all have the same instance name. We are told that the TNS names can be configured so clients are directed to the right database.
I have cloned the database into another using DBMS_METADTA API (export the metadata in xml form and recreate it on destination). I need to synch these two periodically. I need to update the XML to synchronize the databases.