Just my 2p worth but I have been evaluating a few of the tools that Marks
company provides and both me my colleagues (developers and DBAs) found them
to be top notch (erm...excellent if this doesn't translate well) and
basically a fraction of the cost that Quest etc. charge. I have spent a lot
of time evaluating Quests tools as well (and many others).
I won't lie and I'm sure Mark will not be offended but the look of the whole
thing isn't as pretty as Quests stuff (probably effects the price !!) but
gives you the same information and in many cases delves a whole lot deeper.
I would imagine once the American economy eventually sorts itself out (I
work for an American company by the way), appropriate funds will be released
and I will be involved in the purchase of the aforementioned tools.
Regards
Lee
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Sent: 28 June 2001 12:26
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Rachel,
In the session detail screen, it will list all of the SQL currently in the
SQLAREA for that session, so if you don't catch the blocked session straight
away (away from your desk or out to lunch), you can in fact miss the SQL as
it may have been aged out of the SQLAREA.
The way I would use the tool though would be like this:
1) Set up the standard rule - ORA_GLOB_BLOCKED_SESSIONS with a threshold of
1 (Tell me whenever a session is blocked)
The Analyzer agent will then monitor the instance on a REFRESH (x sec/min)
basis for any blocked sessions.
2) Set up an Event Handler under the Alerter Agent that fires off an
"External" Action (execute a program or a script), that will fire off a
script that will select all SQL for that user, and then email the output to
your email address, showing you the username etc. with all SQL they have
executed.
This way you are *almost* guaranteed to catch the SQL they are using. I say
*almost* as there is that .1% chance that somebody has got a stupidly small
SQLAREA, and a HELL of a lot of SQL going through it.. Not very likely at
all, given the time the Alerter agent would take to perform all of this, and
I'm sure your instances are set up a HELL of a lot better than that! :)
Then there is the possibility of a User Defined Collection - but that's
another story that is too long for this list :)
HTH
Mark
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Carmichael
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 05:14
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Mark,
You list ALL the SQL the blocker has or only the SQL that is doing the
blocking? I've been looking for a tool that does the latter for a long time
and never found one that can identify the statement, if other SQL has
happened in the meantime
Rachel
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