Raj - If you run STATSPACK with the statsauto script, then it runs every 15
minutes, which would be too large an interval for your purposes. However, if
you
execute statspack.snap;
then it executes immediately. When the problem occurs, execute it. If you
are concerned, keep a window open with the command typed so you just have to
hit "enter". Then 2-3 minutes later, execute the command again. If you are
more comfortable with utlbstat/utlestat, I guess that is still available in
9i, but not as comprehensive as statspack. Naturally if the database is
frozen or "hung", then statspack will take awhile to complete.
Another thought is Note 61552.1 "Diagnosing Database Hanging Issues"
on Metalink.
Dennis Williams
DBA
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Dennis,
the problem is, stats pack s schedules to run every 15 minutes, the problem
is I want to know what happens during these 2-3 minutes .... why oracle is
not telling me anything ...
Thanks
Raj
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Raj - Consider running statspack. If you have it configured, you can just
enter:
connect perfstat
executes statspack.snap;
This should help you to see what is going on inside Oracle.
Dennis Williams
DBA
Lifetouch, Inc.
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