DBA_HIST_SEG_STAT_OBJ & DBA_HIST_SEG_STAT_OBJ

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• Growth of DB per Segment for the last days

  Greetings,

  
  Our Prod database has grown fast enough for the last 2 weeks, I have a question which gives me the current database size, but I'm trying to run a report to get the size of database/trend for the last 7 days or so which segment (Table or Index, etc.) who have contributed to the growth of the database.

  Thank you.

  @AJ

  Thanks LonutC! Unfortunately this is not what I want, I don't have the means to get the size of the database / total space free etc... on level tablespace, datafile, and object, but the main thing I was looking for is to find the size of the table over time (IE how much a XYZ in MB/GB table has increased during the last 14 days?) The closet script that I've found so far is below the Berloson site.  As you can see in my previous discussions, I could see how much in terms of MB a table set increases every hour in a day and 7-day window as well. I think that will suffice for now, I'll go ahead and close this thread and thank you to all WHO helped

  Please note that you can modify this script to report on any object and not just a Table. But, ALWAYS run any script that you encounter on your Test Env first... just a heads-up...

  > This script displays "total used spaced ' (total size) for a specific table to the Oracle, basically computing the size of the Oracle tables over time:

  a15 col c1 format topic ' snapshot | date'

  a25 col c2 format topic ' table. name '

  format header 999 999 999 c3 col ' space. used | total"

  Select

  TO_CHAR (begin_interval_time, ' dd/mm/yy hh24:mm') c1,

  object_name c2,

  space_used_total c3

  Of

  s dba_hist_seg_stat,

  dba_hist_seg_stat_obj o,

  sn dba_hist_snapshot

  where

  o.Owner = "SCHEMA_07".

  and

  s.obj # o.obj = #.

  and

  SN.snap_id = s.snap_id

  and

  object_name like '% objecname '.

  order by

  begin_interval_time;

  > My results Exp
  > 08/10/15 [HR_EMP_LOG] table has increased to about 8.9 MB to 27.7 MB

  10/08/15 09:08 HR_EMP_LOG 8 914 010

  08/10/15 01:08 HR_EMP_LOG 12,687,676

  10/08/15 12:08 HR_EMP_LOG 20,247,050

  08/10/15 14:08 HR_EMP_LOG 27,776,769

  > On 11/08/15 the table [HR_EMP_LOG] has increased by about 2.9 MB 42 MB

  08/11/15 03:08	HR_EMP_LOG 2 967 158
  08/11/15-06:08	HR_EMP_LOG 10,190,002
  11/08/15 11:08	HR_EMP_LOG 17,068,289
  08/11/15 13:08	HR_EMP_LOG 24,868,673
  11/08/15 17:08	HR_EMP_LOG 30,767,601
  11/08/15 18:08	HR_EMP_LOG 35,149,608
  11/08/15 20:08	HR_EMP_LOG 42,113,748

• the opinion must diagnostic license?

  Hi guys
  
  need a license to use fully the view
  
  dba_hist_snapshot &
  
  dba_hist_seg_stat
  
  ??

  flaskvacuum wrote:
  Hi guys

  need a license to use fully the view

  dba_hist_snapshot &

  dba_hist_seg_stat

  ??

  I found the series of lines in the document

  «All views starting with the prefix DBA_HIST_ data dictionary are part of this pack, as well as their underlying tables, with the exception of those views that you can use without the license Pack diagnosis: DBA_HIST_SNAPSHOT, DBA_HIST_DATABASE_INSTANCE, DBA_HIST_SNAP_ERROR, DBA_HIST_SEG_STAT, DBA_HIST_SEG_STAT_OBJ and DBA_HIST_UNDOSTAT.»

  which means you can use uses dba_hist_snapshot and dba_hist_seg_stat :) without license

  Source-> http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/license.102/b40010/database_management.htm#sthref18