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• Oracle database reports

  Hi all
  
  in my previous company, we have oracle Enterprise edition, so when I need reports from our database
  I run ADDM .but now we have oracle rac ASM standard Edition 11g, and the OEM performance tab, it is invisible.
  so, how can I run reports on our database
  
  I need to know the number of users and storage and space service names and datafile and tables and version and release, etc.
  not by request life reported.
  
  
  
  Thanks in advance.

  861100 wrote:
  OK, thanks, but what I should prepare for provide good reports on our database which will again sell.
  can you please suggest me which reports that will be useful for the new seller?

  Who would depend on what the seller wants?

  You know which signals that you had before. OEM was not bringing magic to the table. He ran just prepackaged applications against various views of v$ and dba_ *. Time to crack open the reference manual and see what views are available and the data they expose.

  Impatience on your part.

• Oracle database inventory report

  Hello

  Foglight 5.6.4 monitor us Oracle DBs.

  How to generate the inventory of Oracle database report that gives all the objects, the invalid objects, tables without PK, etc.?

  Thank you.

  Hi guy,

  5.6.4 Oracle cartridge includes these out-of-the-box reports:

  • Balance report - displays the workload balance between selected nodes of the RAC cluster
  • Drive capacity report - displays a breakdown of the use of storage space disk at the level of the host from the host.
  • Health status of check - displays various aspects of the health of the instance specified, namely: availability, status of the listener, response time and connection time
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  • Report availability - displays free/busy information at the level of the instance of the instance.
  • Data storage report - displays a breakdown of the use of space of storage of data to the host, instance, and tablespace level.
  • Oracle executive summary report
  • Report of the PL/SQL blocks
  • Summary report of storage - provides an overview of disk space, the use of the ASM, archive redo logs status, albums and destinations of tablespaces and data files
  • Top of page DB Users
  • Top SQLs report - provides information detailed about the SQL statements that experienced the longest period of consumption of CPU or total wait events
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  You can schedule or run these reports from the reports dashboard.

  You can create additional custom reports by using drag and drop basis, or WCF reports for more sophisticated reports. WCF allows you to copy and modify out-of-the-box reports.

  If you have a requirement for additional reports of out-of-the-box, please submit a detailed description in the ideas to be considered for a future version of the product. You can simultaneously publish the same information here in Discussions as a "How-to" question if you would like some advice on how to achieve this in the meantime.

  Kind regards

  Brian Wheeldon

• How to install Oracle Database Audit Vault

  Hi all

  I have my database in oracle 10g in linux environment, I used to install oracle database audit Vault 10.2.3 Linux

  can any 1 tell me how to install it or what or the required steps.

  any useful link would be useful

  Thank you...

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  Please check: How to install Oracle Database Audit Vault - Yahoo video search results

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• Sale report std Oracle to extract all lines out of stock orders

  Hello Experts,

  Y at - it no Oracle standard reports that can provide us with the details of all out of stock lines in all levels of sales? Pls advise.

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  There is a report entitled "Report to detail in suffering" under the execution of shipping.

• Oracle AWR and ADDM report for a multiple instance Oracle database 11 g 2 (RAC)

  Hello

  How to create an Oracle AWR and ADDM report for a multiple instance (RAC) Oracle database 11 g 2?

  Concerning

  Hello

  Oracle DB 11 g 2 AWR Global report before 11 GR 2, the awrrpt.sql generation

  under $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin only generates the report awr for the local instance.

  You will need to collect for each RAC instance awr report.

  11 GR 2, there are two new scripts awrgrpt.sql AND awrgdrpt.sql for CARS

  awrgrpt. SQL - AWR Global report (RAC) (global report)

  awrgdrpt. SQL - overall Diff AWR (RAC) report.

  Some other important scripts under $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin

  spawrrac. SQL - Server Performance RAC report

  awrsqrpt. SQL - statement of the standard ANSI SQL92 report

  awrddrpt. SQL - period diff on the current instance

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  ADDM enhancements in Oracle Database 11 g & mdash; DatabaseJournal.com

• How to find this value in the oracle database to find out the table

  Hi expert,
  
  I know there is a value in the oracle database, please show me how to find this value in the oracle database to find out the table that contains this value.
  
  Thank you very much

  918440 wrote:
  Hi expert,

  I know there is a value in the oracle database, please show me how to find this value in the oracle database to find out the table that contains this value.

  Thank you very much

  Go to the online documentation and discover the data dictionary. You may be interested in reading about ALL_TAB_COLUMNS, but you will need to know what you want until you can query the view to find information

• How to remove the extra space of oracle database column

  How to remove the extra space of oracle database column. I would like to clean up the column in the database by deleting the extra space is entered by the dataentery people.
  
  When I run the query:
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  ROWID, C.CODETABLE_ID, C.CODEVALUE_ID, C.DESCR, LENGTH (C.CODEVALUE_ID).
  C.OBSOLETE_DT, C.RECORDSOURCE, C.CREATED_DT,
  C.CREATEDBY, C.LASTUPDATED_DT, C.LASTUPDATEDBY
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  the data type is varchar2 and I would get rid of the any extra blank space added to the column. in my case, if the length is greater than 6

  Hello

  user452051 wrote:
  Thanks for the reply. Why should I have this line?

  AND codevlaue_id! = TRIM (codevalue_id) - see note below
  ;

  I just changed my post when you posted this. The explanation is there now:

  Frank Kulash wrote:
  ...
  The condition "codevlaue_id!" = TRIM (codevalue_id)"does not change the results of everything, but it can make the most effective statement if there are lines where codevalue_id is on 6 characters long, but contains no additional space. It will prevent the triggers from firing and redo the data generated.

• BAD RESULTS WITH OUTER JOINS AND TABLES WITH A CHECK CONSTRAINT

  HII All,
  Could any such a me when we encounter this bug? Please help me with a simple example so that I can search for them in my PB.
  
  
  Bug:-8447623
  
  Bug / / Desc: BAD RESULTS WITH OUTER JOINS AND TABLES WITH a CHECK CONSTRAINT
  
  
  I ran the outer joins with check queries constraint 11G 11.1.0.7.0 and 10 g 2, but the result is the same. Need to know the scenario where I will face this bug of your experts and people who have already experienced this bug.
  
  
  Version: -.
  

  SQL> select * from v$version;
  
  BANNER
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  Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64bit Production
  PL/SQL Release 11.1.0.7.0 - Production
  CORE    11.1.0.7.0      Production
  TNS for Solaris: Version 11.1.0.7.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 11.1.0.7.0 - Production

  Why do you not use the description of the bug test case in Metalink (we obviously can't post it here because it would violate the copyright of Metalink)? Your test case is not a candidate for the elimination of the join, so he did not have the bug.

  Have you really read the description of the bug in Metalink rather than just looking at the title of the bug? The bug itself is quite clear that a query plan that involves the elimination of the join is a necessary condition. The title of bug nothing will never tell the whole story.

  If you try to work through a few tens of thousands of bugs in 11.1.0.7, of which many are not published, trying to determine whether your application would be affected by the bug? Wouldn't be order of magnitude easier to upgrade the application to 11.1.0.7 in a test environment and test the application to see what, if anything, breaks? Understand that the vast majority of the problems that people experience during an upgrade are not the result of bugs - they are the result of changes in behaviour documented as changes in query plans. And among those who encounter bugs, a relatively large fraction of the new variety. Even if you have completed the Herculean task of verifying each bug on your code base, which would not significantly easier upgrade. In addition, at the time wherever you actually performed this analysis, Oracle reportedly released 3 or 4 new versions.

  And at this stage would be unwise to consider an upgrade to 11.2?

  Justin

• Use Oracle database with LabVIEW

  I am new to Oracle database usage and I worked on the MS Access database. I want to use the Oracle database in one of our applications to store data and retrieve data using SQL instead of MS Access instructions. Please give some suggestions which less than the version that I can use? y at - it a free version that I can get? What I need deilver with software.

  Yes, there is a free version called Oracle XE which works very well. In fact, it is intended (which Oracle referred to as) OEM applications. It is free to use, and there is assistance available forums which are also free. The free version has all the features of the business, with a couple of limit: first of all, it will only access a carrot in your CPU. Second, the maximum data size is 4 GB.

  In regards the connection to it, check out this discussion.

  MIke...

• What do I need install Oracle Database 11 g 2 for the Oracle 10 g database migration?

  Hi all

  Would you be kind enough to help me with the following question!  I currently have Oracle Database 10 g on the old servers to my work and I want to install the GR 11, 2 on Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise Oracle database to new servers for upgrade.  I also forms, reports and Designer 10 g to maintain our existing applications.  So, I already looked in the Certification and found the following:

  Latest version of the product: latest version of the database server window weblogic

  Form Builder 11.1.2.0.0 11.2.0.4.0 7, 2008 R2, 2008 10.3.6.0.0

  Reports           11.1.2.0.0                                           11.2.0.4.0                                                 7, 2008 R2, 2008                                   10.3.6.0.0

  Designer 10.1.2.6.0 11.2.0.1.0 xp, vista, 7, 2003 (all 32 bit)

  For Designer, it is approved for a 32 - bit window, so I'm having trouble with the new requirement of system this window must be after 2003.  I want to take all of the availability and follow the Oracle certification (except that I will be given Designer because of compliance) as above.  I'm new with Oracle, and I don't know what comes with what to do it is complete.

  1. I'm going to install a database server (free 11.2.0.4.0 as described above) in a new server (2008 R2), then what I have to install the WebLogic Server with it?

  2. I'll install the generator of reports and Forms Builder (11.1.2.0.0) in another server (2008R2), so what I have to install WebLogic Server as well with her?

  3. what else do I need to install on this two server so that they work so that I can begin to migrate all existing data, forms and States more?

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you.

  Remember that this forum is targeted to the Oracle Forms product, for questions about the database can be better answered in one of the areas of database.  That being said, here are my comments:

  1 I'll install a database server (version 11.2.0.4.0 as described above) in a new server (2008 R2), then what I have to install the WebLogic Server with it?

  A database facility didn't need of WLS (which I am aware). Consider what you want is a typical design at three levels. Database - average level (applications server) - Client (tools and end user).   Each level has nothing to do with the other installation point of view assuming that they are not installed on the same computer. WLS is a middleware software (medium level). Be sure to check the product documentation before performing any installation. The 11.2 DB docs can be found here:

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/index.htm

  2. I will install Forms Builder and Report Builder (11.1.2.0.0) in another server (2008R2), so what I have to install WebLogic Server as well with it?

  Tools (Forms Builder, generator of reports, etc.) are not remote or web tools.  These must be installed on each developer's computer.  The installation of these tools does not require that WLS be installed first (on the developer's computer), but there is no need to be run unless the developer wants to apply locally for testing.  For a production deployment (multi-user), a similar concept will be used.  WLS will be installed first, followed by the forms and reports Services (runtime).  It will be on your remote server (medium level).  Software distribution you use will be exactly the same for the developer and the installation of intermediate level.  The difference will be in the options you choose during installation.  If you want to include manufacturers during installation, simply check the appropriate boxes when you are prompted.

  Also, if you plan to use the forms/States 11 GR 2, I recommend not using 11.1.2.0 and instead use 11.1.2.2, which is the latest version. F/R 11.1.2.2 installation requires that you first install WLS 10.3.6.  You should refer to the product documentation before beginning any installation. Specifically, carefully examine the product Setup Guide and Guide to the system requirements. The 11.1.2.2 doc library can be found here:

  • http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E48391_01/index.htm

  3 what else do I need to install on this two server so that they work so that I can begin to migrate all the existing data, forms and States on?

  Looks like you've covered everything.  The granular details will be covered in the Installation and Guides to the system requirements.

  My recommendations:

  o ensure that each machine has at least 4gig of RAM

  o ensure that each machine has a static IP address before you start any part of the installation.  This can be done without a static IP address, but you must take additional steps (see Guide to Sys Req).

  o on machines where you plan to install WLS, make sure you have a 64 bit JDK installed first.  If you don't use a F/R 11.1.2.2, you must use Java 6.  However, if you decide to use 11.1.2.2, you can use Java 6 or 7.  Do not use Java 8 in all cases.

  When it comes to the designer, it must be installed on an old machine.  In General, I do not recommend to use it longer.  Although there is currently not a way to full migration out of it, you can use SQL Developer to manage the db objects that were created/used with it.  There are several MyOracleSupport documents that discuss the issue.  You can search the Knowledge Base of MOS to find or contact Support for more information.

• Oracle Database Sizing CPU

  Hi all

  Our production database is running on 12 CPU cores. Based on the "sar" report CPU utilization, we noticed this always above 90% idle CPU time and some time (for backup), he arrived nearly 70%. (This means that its use is of about ~ 30 to 40%). O ifyour team has decided to migrate this database to 6 core CPU in order to reduce the cost of license and server cost.

  Please suggest it will be good to migrate the database to 6 CPU cores?

  Can anyone please share me measures documents to capture the database, the CPU usage and also please share all documents on the sizing of the CPU/hardware of oracle database.

  Our database current as below, server details

  Model of processor - Intel Xeon processor X 5650 @ 2.67 GHz (server - Dell PowerEdge M820)
  

  Total number CPU = 24 (active multithreading)

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  RAM - 64 GB

  Details of the database

  Version - 11.2.0.1 (NO CARS)

  Size - 400GO

  Users - 300 users (150 concurrent users).

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  Thank you

  If you have Enterprise Edition licenses, you can test the effect on your current platform by enabling the instance caging. It is a low risk.

  --

  John Watson

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• To talk to a different Oracle database Oracle

  Hello
  
  What is the best way to transfer data from one oracle database server to another oracle database server.
  
  I'm 100% sure that DBLINKS, but one customer recommend the FTP method to transfer files due to some complications of management.
  
  What is the point of having two oracle databases and the ability of not using Oracle connect to another with a simple DBLINK. Why complicate with additional un.csv/.dmp more and then propose sqlloader/external?
  
  And it's relatively such a small file.
  
  I would really like to know some of your thoughts on this.

  First: I didn't know you were running 10g to 10g. A you said at the beginning, I would have deleted one of my points.

  Your questions were:

  a. What is the best way to transfer data from one oracle database server to another oracle database server. I'm 100% sure it's DBLINKS

  Not necessarily the case. That's why I pointed out reasons why DBLink isn't always the answer.

  b. What is the point with two oracle databases and the ability of not using Oracle connect to another with a simple DBLINK.

  Because a DBLINK is not the solution to 100% of the cases.

  c. why complicate with additional un.csv/.dmp more and then propose sqlloader/external?

  And why not? Because there may be reasons to do so.

  (If DBLINK is the solution... Why is he not Transportable Tablespaces solution? Because not every transfer can be done with TTS. Similarly, not all transfer is best done with DBLinks).

  Security is a sometimes a reason to not allow a DBLink. I saw DBA DBLinks of installation with the accounts with privileges 'ALL' in the remote databases. If I have access to an account that has a DBLink in a 'statement' database that connects to a database of EBusiness Suite Financials like APPS account - wow! There are a lot of danger in that as well. This is perhaps a reason why a general ban DBLinks is sometimes used.

  Before "bad experiences" (for example with database queries) may be a reason for a total ban on DBLinks.

  If you are a professional consultant, it becomes your job to convince your customer that you can provide a safer, faster method using DBLinks.

  And then, as I say, a DBLink is not always the best solution. More than once it is. But not 100%

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• strengthen the memory of oracle database

  Hi guys,.
  
  How do you know if we need to strengthen the memory of oracle database?
  
  I know, instance efficieny hit % is not an exact value to look at as low % does not mean that the server is running out of memory. This may mean that some of the sql made many complete analysis leading to low % of success.
  
  It is advisory to watch SGA Advisory target / PGA Advisory target?
  
  Read how physical improvement is considered a lot where we can consider adding memory to the sga?
  
  kindly share your knowledge about what you guys are looking for normally to beef up.
  
  Thank you

  It is advisory to watch SGA Advisory target / PGA Advisory target?

  Years: Yes.

  In addition, you can check the ADDM report for your high-end database load time. In ADDM, you can get advice to increase the SGA.

  But, if your end user is satisfied with the performance of the database then it is useless to increase SGA/PGA.

  Concerning
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• Question about the Oracle database resource management

  Good evening
  I have a question about Oracle database Resource Management (DRM) for Oracle Database 10 g. I had an incident which, in a development/UAT environment (different instances, same box, don't ask), a developer wrote a wrong SQL statement that consumed 99% of the CPU. Currently, there is no limit of resources on two cases of db, and the developers don't want limits. However, my manager wants a method to prevent something like this does not happen. If I use the Oracle database resources management, create a consumer group (called "DevEnv") at 40% CPU usage, what will happen if a user of DevEnv runs a bad SQL statement that normally consumes 90% CPU again? Anyone would take a different approach? Thank you.
  
  Sincerely,
  Sho Fukamachi

  782718 wrote:
  If users in the case of "db_uat" use 60% CPU would be users who belongs to DevEnv pending 'db_test' cannot be used more than 40% CPU, so their queries become slower at their end? I would like to know if this behavior works the same in an environment of multiple instances. Thank you.

  Yes, because the available processor would be 40%, they use more, while.