Check if the Oracle memory usage is critical

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• How can I check the JVM memory usage?

  Hi all
  
  I had a number of applications that run in Weblogic running in the same JVM. Is there a way to monitor the memory usage of the JVM heap for a particular application?
  
  If I do

  ps -ef | grep java

  I can see the process, but how can I check the FMV of each of the applications memory usage? Thank you very much.

  No Linux command will be made available within a JAVA virtual machine running an application server and understand how much his memory belongs to a specific web - app.

• The host memory usage

  will have dell r 710 with 32 GB of ram, I created 6 vm ' swith 5 GB of ram... whenever I get this alert on this host... How to get back on this

  
  

  alert message
  

  Warning

  The host memory usage

  This object

  Check which of the VM who use high also, you can decrease the RAM of the other virtual machines that use fewer resources and set their priority action HIGH under the location of the memory of the virtual computer.

  Right click on the vm and Edit > click on share option and chenge memory to high HEAT.

  Yours,
  Mar Vista

• Relationship between memory of comments and the host memory usage

  Hello

  I noticed today that the memory usage of my cluster rose close to 90% in all of the blades. I checked and found that a number of virtual machines is everyone using over 3 GB of memory host. When I went in the performance monitor for each of these virtual machines, they used only a maximum of 400 MB.

  How the memory usage of comments relate to the host memory usage, and how I can reduce the amount of memory used host so I do not have a performance hit through the cluster?

  Running ESX 3.0.2, VC 2.0.2 Dell Poweredge servers with 2 processors 1.86 GHz quad core and 24 GB of RAM.

  See you soon

  Graeme

  You can learn more about memory usage http://www.vmware.com/pdf/esx3_memory.pdf and resource management guide http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vi3_35/esx_3/r35u2/vi3_35_25_u2_resource_mgmt.pdf

  If you found this information useful, please consider awarding points to 'Correct' or 'useful '. Thank you!!!

  Kind regards

  Stefan Nguyen

  VMware vExpert 2009

  iGeek Systems Inc.

  VMware, Citrix, Microsoft Consultant

• Questions on the host memory usage

  I was wondering if someone could give some insight on the following situation. We vSphere host set upwards with 32 GB of RAM. On this, we have 10 VMware View desktops and a couple Server VMs. We have configured each in order to have 2 GB of RAM. The host is showing an alarm for the host memory usage, but if you look at each of the virtual machines Windows XP, memory is granted way superior to the active memory. We have no reserve set and actions are set to normal. I wonder why the system reports a memory constraint when the largest part of the memory is alocating is not active.  In addition, the shared memory is showing 0. So this means that the memory page sharing does not locate? Am I missing something?

  ESX has called fresh General.  A virtual machine has 2 ways to manage memory.  a physical machine has one, physical RAM, and when this physical RAM disappeared, the operating system is left with only one option, Exchange.

  VM works the same way.  A material divides the virtual machine into small sections, only they have hard limits.  So your VM is 2G, the operating system and virtual machine sees only 2 GB of RAM.  When this RAM was gone, the operating system must decide where the extra RAM is come.  Since it is a Vritual machine, the RAM of the machine can ALSO be swapped.

  So, when you create a virtual machine, and you do not have reservations, you say that the Virtual Machine to get the RAM of the host, if this fails, get from a pagefile on the RAM disk.  If not THEN the operating system can use internal swap, but ESX requires a virtual machine to use his 'balloon' driver to lead you to the top of RAM internal and fool the operating system into thinking that he MUST use internal swap. It is probably where you are confused.

  The use of the RAM that you see is the virtual machine, taking all THE RAM of the host.  If the host has say 48GB of RAM, and you have the run of the 10 mV, which is more than 20 GB of RAM in use.  There is a LOT of RAM left other virtual machines, so in this case, the memory of the host is high (use), but not ACTIVE, which means allocated for the virtual machine, but the OS is not really 'use' for the moment.

  When you add multiple virtual machines, you will see this fall.  Keep in mind they can really share the memory too, so among those 20 VM with VM similar (like Windows), they are all windows (suggests) and 30% of that share these 20 VM, so 30% 20 GB is 7 GB, so 13 GB that is actually used, so in a perfect world, ideal conditions your host should be about 15 GB used probably less active 6 GB, but EACH VM shows 2 GB of memory host, right?

  It's normal.  When one approaches the limit of host memory that these figures will change, from OS and need and that the BONE... and to complicate things even more, reservations and VM limits and priority will ALSO skew the numbers.

  Isn't fun ESX?

• Do not allow the virtual machine to power on if the host memory usage over 75%?

  Hi all

  I'm looking for a way to do not allow the power of virtual machines on if the clutser average memory usage is greater than 75%, or if its corresponding host memory usage is greater than 75%.

  Any idea.

  Thank you very much

  Hey Valot,.

  One way to achieve this is HA admission control that does not allow a virtual machine to be turned on if the availability constraints are not met

  http://www.VMware.com/PDF/vmware_ha_wp.PDF

  Also chwck on http://www.yellow-bricks.com

  Concerning

  one

• the 50% memory usage and no vm

  Hello

  I recently bought two Dell r900 servers ESXi 3.5.0 build 111522 preinstalled.

  When I first started the serversm and them managed directly through the VI

  customer. I noticed something strange. The VI client said about 50%

  memory usage with absolutely no virtual machine running on the server. I have

  proceededto add servers to my vcserver. But vcserver also reports

  50% use of memory with nothing else running on the server.

  Screenshot:

  

  Specifications of the server: Dell PowerEdge r900 6 x Intel Xeon E7450 processor and controller @ 2, 40Ghz with 128 GB of memory. Does anyone know what causes this problem?

  Does anyone know what causes this problem?

  Concerning

  Nils Andreas Myhre

  Welcome to the VMware community forums.   See if this thread helps -http://communities.vmware.com/thread/128055.

• Check if the Oracle Client is 64-bit Mode

  Hello
  
  I have a bit of Windows Server 2008 x 64 with Reporting Services x 64 bit.
  
  I have a relationship with oracle connection. First, I installed 10203_vista_w2k8_x86_production_client.zip (http://download.oracle.com/otn/nt/oracle10g/10203/10203_vista_w2k8_x86_production_client.zip), but in Reporting Services, I get the following error: "trying to load the Oracle client libraries threw BadImageFormatException. This problem occurs when you run with the 32-bit Oracle components customer installed 64 bit mode"
  
  Then I installed 10204_vista_w2k8_x64_production_client.zip (http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/database/oracle10g/htdocs/10203vista.html), but I have the same problem.
  
  How to check if Oracle Client runs in bits of x 64 or x 86?
  
  Saludos,

  It is not a 32-bit or 64-bit 'mode', you have the client client software or 64 bit 32 bit.

  The first thing to do is to check the process in the Task Manager to confirm if it is 32-bit or 64-bit (32-bit to a * 32 next to the process name).

  Regarding the inspection of a facility of the customer trying to tell if it's 32-bit or 64-bit, I don't know one other surefire way knowing what you have installed. You can consult the register, a 32-bit home will be located in HKLM > software > WOW6432Node > Oracle, considering that a 64-bit home will be in HKLM > software > Oracle and then you can check the path to the House to try to deduce if it is 32 bit or 64 bit depending on the location of the dll.

  If you have 32-bit and 64-bit client installed, I don't have a good top of my head that may cause for why you will get this error. The OS does a good job of loading the 32-bit dll for 32-bit processes and 64 for 64.

  Are two homes in your PATH environment variable? Did you restart the application or restart after the addition of a new home?

  You can use tools such as Process Explorer or Process Monitor to see what dlls are loaded (or attempted to be loaded).

  It will be useful,
  Greg

• any API to check if the device memory is encryption enabled or not

  Hi, expert,

  as we know, the blackberry phone, user could activate the encryption of memory of the device and media card encryption. We wonder if there is no API to query whether the encryption is activated or not. I did some research on the internet and I have found no related answer on that. Just wonder if it is not for this as the test of playing a particular file.

  Thanks in advance for your understanding on this.

  Thank you, with your suggestion, I discovered that I could know if device encryption is enabled by creating a new file on the disk (for both memory and the sd card). If the file was created is successful, check the file extension, it should have .rem extension if encryption is enabled. If file creation fails if the phone is locked (not always at default), if the error message would be the specific error message, it would mean that the encryption is enabled as well. However, if it is an another error message, it is determined here. We will have to wait to make sure that the creation of files could manage to check.

• Please think when the memory usage is too high.

  Hi all

  My version of Oracle is 11.2.0.4 64-bit

  And Linux version: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 (x86_64) SP3.

  Use of memory on the server is too high.

  AP - GV - SP713:orasop 55 > free t m

  total used free shared buffers cached

  MEM: 258341 257482 859 43775 8 219455

  -/ + buffers/cache: 38018 220322

  Swap: 65535 3919 61616

  Total: 323877 261401 62475

  AP - GV - SP713:orasop 56 >

  Top of PAGE process 10 consuming the most memory is below -.

  AP - GV - SP713:orasop 56 > ps to the | Sort - nk + 4 | tail

  orasop 15385 3.7 0.0 30937152 9916440?    SS Nov23 01:40 ora_dbw2_SOP

  orasop 15408 3.7 0.0 30933376 9809912?    SS Nov23 01:39 ora_dbw5_SOP

  orasop 35335 3.8 0.6 30932204 10316356?   SS 04:32 03:00 oracleSOP (LOCAL = NO)

  orasop 7121 3.8 0.1 30932164 10296904?   SS Nov24 01:51 oracleSOP (LOCAL = NO)

  orasop 10997 3.9 0.3 30928188 10457696?   SS Nov24 03:34 oracleSOP (LOCAL = NO)

  orasop 15371 3.9 0.0 30937024 10399132?   SS Nov23 01:44 ora_dbw1_SOP

  orasop 7216 4.7 0.8 30929072 12475216?   SS 05:08 03:55 oracleSOP (LOCAL = NO)

  orasop 14793 5.0 0.6 30940416 13390616?   SS Nov24 06:29 oracleSOP (LOCAL = NO)

  orasop 18524 5.0 0.7 30928112 13329416?   SS Nov24 07:08 oracleSOP (LOCAL = NO)

  orasop 31019 11.2 5.9 30926108 15609268?   RS 06:14 42: 21 oracleSOP (LOCAL = NO)

  AP - GV - SP713:orasop 57 >

  In the oracle memory setting is:

  SQL > select decode(pool,null,name,pool), round (sum (bytes) / 1024/1024,4) MB in Group v$ sgastat by decode (pool, null, name, pool) order by 2 desc;

  DECODE (POOL, NULL, NAME, POOL MB

  -------------------------- ----------

  BUFFER_CACHE 15360

  Shared pool 13952

  pool of Java 448

  log_buffer 56.9688

  fixed_sga 2.1634

  Please suggest if the memory must be increased and also I see a dynamic memory management is not turn on on the server.

  SQL > show parameter sga_target

  VALUE OF TYPE NAME

  ------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------

  SGA_TARGET large integer 0

  SQL > show the memory_target parameter

  VALUE OF TYPE NAME

  ------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------

  memory_target large integer 0

  SQL >

  SQL > show parameter sga_max_size

  VALUE OF TYPE NAME

  ------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------

  very large integer SGA_MAX_SIZE 29952 M

  SQL >

  Please suggest.

  Thank you before acting.

  Concerning

  Jean Louis

  Yvon says:

  Please check the error of the alerts log when the database is set automatically.

  WARNING: VKTM detected a drift of the time.

  Time derivatives may cause unexpected behavior, such as wait times. Check the file path for more details.

  Mon 23 Nov 20:41:17 2015

  Closure of proceedings (immediate)

  Closure of proceedings: in addition to logons disabled

  Stop background MMNL process

  MMON background process stop

  The high waters = 53 license

  ALTER DATABASE CLOSE NORMAL

  ORA-1507 marked during: ALTER DATABASE CLOSE NORMAL...

  ARCH: Disabled archives due to the stop: 1089

  Stop process to archive

  Archiving is disabled

  ARCH: Disabled archives due to the stop: 1089

  Stop process to archive

  Archiving is disabled

  Mon 23 Nov 20:41:20 2015

  Stop background VKTM process

  Mon 23 Nov 20:41:22 2015

  Instance shutdown complete

  Concerning

  Jean Louis

  I say that DB was reduced by human intervention based on below

  Accident never issue SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE

  After the accident alert log shows DB followed by BOOT messages running.

  > Closing instance (immediate)

  Problem exists between keyboard and Chair only.

• Memory usage (%) vs. free memory (%)

  Hello
  
  Why is - this grid control has 2 parameters to measure the host memory usage? What is the difference?
  should I have them both? :/

  user9182826 wrote:

  rp0428 wrote:
  You have not yet provided the information request
  >
  Be more specific on what you look at.
  >
  What measures are you talking about and what is the reference of the doc for them you use?

  grid has 2 parameters that are a bit confused, 1 use of memory (%) and 2 of free memory (%), if we shouldn't be sufficient? I dnt undretsand the need for these two. maybe im missing the point

  Thank you

  for many or most * systems NIX running Oracle RDBMS, the operating system to work normally with less than 5% free RAM; regardless of the total RAM.

• Windows memory usage

  Oracle 10.2 on Windows.
  
  Is it possible to inspect the actual memory usage? The Task Manager Windows just says: xxx.xxx oracle.exe K
  
  Thank you
  Stephan

  Stephan van Hoof says:
  Oracle 10.2 on Windows.

  Is it possible to inspect the actual memory usage? The Task Manager Windows just says: xxx.xxx oracle.exe K

  Thank you
  Stephan

  In windows, all oracle running oracle under a wire process system which, according to its own ORACLE_SID (OracleServiceYourDB). And it gives you total exactly use of the memory of the instance. But if you want to that session and which exploit the quantity of memory then you must use (join) session $ v , v$ sesstat , v process $
  performance views.

• Memory usage

  We have a few GSM7228 and 5300 network (successful) on LAN switches. All switches has 90% or more of average use memory permanently.

  The network works fine, but we are curious to know the high memory usage. Average CPU usage is less than 10%, response time is great & packet loss is 0%.

  Any idea what could cause high memory usage? Thank you.

  Thanks for the reply. The version of the installed firmware is 10.0.0.53.

• high memory usage

  How to getri of high memory usage

  Memory is used when the programs are 'in progress' (to be run, a program must be copied into memory).  If the (the only way) to remove the high memory usage is to close programs that are not needed.

• use of the high memory in the database of node cluster 2

  Summary of environmental

  Cluster nodes RHEL6.4/11.2.0.3.0/ASM/2

  free m

  total used free shared buffers cached

  MEM: 32096 31723 372 0 238 16277

  -/ + buffers/cache: 15206 16889

  Swap: 16383 178 16205

  Each s 1.0: ps EI o % mem, % cpu, cmd | sort - n - r k 2 | head - 10 Thu Feb 27 16:32:15 2014

  4.8 0.2 /u01/app/11.2.0/grid/bin/osysmond.bin

  mem % 0.0 4.0 ps EI - o, % cpu, cmd

  ora_lms1_orcl2 19.6 1.3

  ora_lms0_orcl2 19.6 1.3

  /etc/kannel.conf 0.2 0.9/usr/sbin/bearerbox

  asm_vktm_ 0.9 0.0 + ASM2

  ora_vktm_orcl2 0.8 0.0

  /opt/app/Java/JDK1.6.0_12/JRE/bin/Java 7.7 0, 7-server-Xms8192m-Xmx8192m - XX: MaxPermSize = 256 m - XX: NewSize = 2048M - XX: karine

  2.5 0.7 /opt/app/java/jdk1.6.0_12/bin/java-Djava.util.logging.config.file=/opt/app/csdtomcat/apache-tomcat-6.0.35/c

  /U01/app/11.2.0/grid/bin/ocssd.bin 0.3 0.7

  SQL > select value, name from v$ sysstat whose name like '% gc.

  THE VALUE NAME

  ---------- ----------------------------------------------------------------

  398431945 gcs sent messages

  24465773 gc cr block served

  92438 flush time gc cr block

  52157 timeout reading gc

  100272 expected read gc

  failures of reading waiting 0 gc

  15 gc waiting read timeouts

  77789637 blocks of courses gc served

  826771 gc block pine time

  130755 block course gc flush times

  51119356 blocks of cr gc has received

  5027865 gc cr block receive times

  61272732 blocks of course gc has received

  4268980 block of course gc receive times

  181763086 local grants of gc

  56125079 grants remote gc

  716839431 gc sent kilobytes

  101203847 gc saved KB

  30105492 compressed blocks of gc

  blocks of gc lost 0

  blocks of claims gc lost 0

  0 gc corrupt blocks

  0 gc CPU used by this session

  0 player gc bypass grants

  time of generation 0 gc cr block

  0 gc cr block send time

  current block 0 gc send times

  Node-1

  Each s 1.0: ps EI o % mem, % cpu, cmd | sort - n - r k 2 | head Thu Feb 27 - 10 17:19:47 2014

  16.3 51.7 /opt/netvertexp/java/jdk1.6.0_12/jre/bin/java-serveur-Xms8192m-Xmx8192m - XX: MaxPermSize = 256 m - XX: NewSize = 2048M - XX: karine

  6.5 0.2 /u01/app/11.2.0/grid/bin/osysmond.bin

  0.0% mem 5.0 ps EI - o, % cpu, cmd

  2.2 0.0/usr/sbin/tcpdump bond0 w s port 65535 /root/pcapprimary/netvertexp-27Feb_17_15.pcap 3868-i

  /U01/app/11.2.0/grid/bin/ocssd.bin 0.4 1.4

  19.5 1.2 ora_lms1_orcl1

  19.5 1.2 ora_lms0_orcl1

  ora_dbw1_orcl1 19.7 0.9

  ora_dbw0_orcl1 19.7 0.9

  ora_vktm_orcl1 0.9 0.0

  Node-2

  Each s 1.0: ps EI o % mem, % cpu, cmd | sort - n - r k 2 | head Thu Feb 27 - 10 17:19:07 2014

  4.8 0.2 /u01/app/11.2.0/grid/bin/osysmond.bin

  mem % 0.0 3.0 ps EI - o, % cpu, cmd

  oracleorcl2 0.1 2.5 (LOCAL = NO)

  ora_lms1_orcl2 19.6 1.3

  ora_lms0_orcl2 19.6 1.3

  /etc/kannel.conf 0.2 0.9/usr/sbin/bearerbox

  asm_vktm_ 0.9 0.0 + ASM2

  ora_vktm_orcl2 0.8 0.0

  /opt/app/Java/JDK1.6.0_12/JRE/bin/Java 7.7 0, 7-server-Xms8192m-Xmx8192m - XX: MaxPermSize = 256 m - XX: NewSize = 2048M - XX: karine

  2.5 0.7 /opt/app/java/jdk1.6.0_12/bin/java-Djava.util.logging.config.file=/opt/app/csdtomcat/apache-tomcat-6.0.35/c

  How to troubleshoot the depth to find the cause of the heavy memory usage. ?

  Thank you

  hitgon

  Hello

  vmstat-s

  This will give a more detailed overview. Search for active/inactive values and used swap. If active memory is close to the total memory and you have a larger amount of used swap, then you might have the memory pressure.

  If the Exchange is not used much, and you have the right percentage of inactive memory, then linux could easily swap memory without a performance problem. In this case, the pressure of memory is very likely.

  For a report very detailed on the use of single process

  PMAP pid - x

  M and the press allows you to sort by memory use. If you are using pmap on bigest processes, then you should have a good starting point was that your memory has disappeared.

  Concerning

  Thomas