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• vCentre size of database server

  Hi all

  My database of the server (5.0) vCentre has increased by approximately 2 GB per day during the last few weeks.  He was initially on a local SQL Express Server, but he moved to full SQL once he reached the limit of 10 GB. It was a week ago – he is currently about 23 GB.

  I tried what is suggested in the following KBs, but still no change.

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC & externalId = 1007453

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC & externalId = 1025914

  I have a Setup small vm - 5 hosts, about 150 VM (servers and desktops).  The calculator to size of database in the vSphere client considers the size would be about 1 GB (granted it is only an indication) but it seems ridiculously large given the infrastructure.

  Level of statistics is ready to '1' and retention for the tasks and the newspaper is set to 15 (was previously 90).

  It is not SQL log files which consumes space (a my SQL Watch admin DB)

  In terms of additional modules - I have SRM, vShield, Update Manager and NetApp VSC - these were all already installed before the size of the database began more and more.

  No idea as to where I can look to see what happens and what is causing the database to grow so big?

  Thank you

  Tom

  It might help to understand what table fills with so much data. This KB to provide instructions on how to do it.

  Display the size of all tables on MS SQL server

  You opened an SR to have an engineer taking a peek?

• Size of database

  Hi all
  
  We need to know the size of our database, we have below 2 queries
  
  1. Select sum(bytes/1024/1024/1024) 'Total size of database in the UK' in sys.sm$ ts_used;
  
  2 SELECT SUM (a.log_space + b.data_space + c.tempspace) "Total_DB_Size (G)"
  FROM (SELECT ROUND (SUM (BYTES/1024/1024/1024), 2) data_space)
  FROM dba_data_files) b.
  (SELECT ROUND (SUM (BYTES * Member/1024/1024/1024), 2) log_space)
  (LOG v$).
  (SELECT NVL (ROUND (SUM(BYTES/1024/1024/1024), 2), 0) tempspace)
  FROM dba_temp_files) c;
  
  1. the question of whether these requests are correct?
  
  2 should we consider temp tablespace also interviewed for the size of the database, or it should b omitted?
  
  3 only the first query result is correct?
  
  4. If none of above things are correct, please suggest me to get the size of database with the appropriate query
  
  DB: 10.2.0.4
  OS: RHEL 4.7
  
  Please suggest
  
  Thank you

  Hello

  Well, being simplistic (not taking into account, redologs, CF and archives):

  Database size (sum of data files):
  Select sum (MB) TotalDB)
  Select sum (bytes) / 1024/1024 MB of dba_data_files
  Union
  Select sum (bytes) / 1024/1024 MB of dba_temp_files
  );

  Used space:
  Select sum (MB) UsedMB)
  Select sum (bytes) / 1024/1024 MB of dba_data_files
  Union
  Select-1 * sum (bytes) / 1024/1024 MB from dba_free_space
  );

  Free space:
  Select sum (bytes) / 1024/1024 MB of dba_free_space;

  ARO
  Pinela.

• What size of database can support ten times to the maximum?

  Masters.
  
  
  What size of database arguably ten times now? or just varies according to the size of the physical memory?
  
  I saw just ten times online docs, but I found no valuable index.
  
  
  could you please guide me in the right direction.
  
  Thank you

  As Jeremy mentioned, there is no built-in limit on the overall database size. It's really dependent on the material, mainly the memory capacity and the drive capacity/performance. We have at least a data store > 1 TB deployed in production, but encountered the most common size is in the 10s of GB range with a few in the 100s of the GB range.

  The main challenge with very large databases in memory are some of the management, before any startup/recovery operations, stop and, if you use replication, duplicate. These can take a long time to complete, even with good discs.

  For example, consider a 1 TB (1024 GB, 1 048 576 MB) data store running on a disk system RAID-0 that can maintain 100 MB/s sequential transfer rate (a midrange disk subsystem). In this case a clean boot (without recovery) will take at least 1048576 / 100 seconds = 10 486 seconds = 175 minutes = 2 hours and 55 minutes. for example, it will take nearly 3 hours to bring up the data store. If the recovery is necessary 9e.g. after a failure), then it will take more time. In a replicated environment a double operation speed may well be limited by the network (depending on the type of local network) and so a duplicate of this data store could easily take longer than 3 hours in certain circumstances (but using the--compress option and a high bandwidth LAN will help compensate for that).

  Chris

• Determine the size of database

  Hi all
  
  I'll be really grateful if someone will help me please in determining the size of database.
  
  Concerning

  Select sum (bytes) of dba_data_files;
  Select sum (bytes) from dba_temp_files;
  Select sum (bytes) of the log v$.

• BlackBerry smartphone how to increase the size of database - please help please please

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  I'm new to the world of blackberry and am stuck with problems. The first is that the size of the database of my BB 9000 is 812.3 K, which I think is default. Now, it's full I get many emails on my phone. For this reason my call logs is deleted automatically, and all the data that I left in the call logs are for the last 24 hours only.

  I need help to understand if it is possible to change the size of the database, or if my emails can be downloaded on my media card that is 2 GB. If none of the above is possible then please tell me a solution I need to have for at least 1 week call logs.

  Help, please

  Jousset

  jousset wrote:
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  Look at your Messages folder > Menu > view folder > Call Logs... now do you see more than the last 20 calls?

• Size of database with ASM storage

  Hello

  We have the version of oracle RAC 11 g 2 database, Linux Server version 2.6. We have four databases, but all because she shares the same ASM storage.

  My question is: I want to know how to find the size of my database in ASM storage? What is this LINUX command to calculate the database size?

  Thank you in advance.

  1. connect as a user of GI.

  2 asmcmd lsdg.

• size of database 11g

  Hi all
  first of all I would like thank you anyone here in this Ant for his time and support
  
  RAC 11g.2 Oracle ASM on linux
  
  Please be informed tomorrow I see the alertlog file contains the error that is related to the size of the tablespace
  cann't extend...
  
  so, we plan to increase storage life adding datafile but do sell this task not me
  and I found the below
  
  
  Database size used free space space
  -------------------- -------------------- --------------------
  127 GO GO 13 114 GO
  
  
  the seller adds more size, but it does not all of this size
  is this will destroy the performance due to
  Oracle, when writing data will be writing it in random
  then we say that we downloaded data in 1 m
  This will add in 4 datafile (tablespace x contains 4 datafile)
  and when userd to select the declaration will take more time?
  Please give me good link if you have on this issue
  and I will be appreciated.

  I don't think there will be no performance issues when you have several data files, because one of the major benefits of having multiple data files comes if you are able to put each data file on a separate drive Bay. This decreases the contention between disks.

• sizes of database and journal vCenter (SQL 2005)

  I don't really have too much experience with architecture DB but I was watching our vCenter DB and log files. Both are about 14 GB.

  (1) we have about 30 hosts and VMs 500 or more. How the sizes compare to comparable environments.

  (2) we limit any of our balls. Is there a best practice document for Vcenetr DB configuration and normal maintenance. Seems that all the configuration is done automatically at installation.

  I'm not a DB admin either, but I do not know the size of the database is strongly influenced by what statistical level you use vCenter.   You can see that by entering Administration, the vCenter server and statistical parameters.   It will still give you a space estimated as you bump up the ladder.  You can also view this document, http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vsp_4_vcdb_sql2008.pdf .  Even if it is for SQL 2K 8 you can get a few tips from her.

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• Increase in size of database extremely - need to monitor the size of the table

  Hi all
  
  I need help in the growth of the follow-up tables. It's that the database grows enormously from 192 G at 200 over five days, representing 5% increase in database size. The general scenario is that is that the db is growing 20% annually, but this increase in a week will cause future hardware problems.
  
  Please advice to find the tables that is still growing.
  
  Thank you
  DBA Junr.

  Hi Georges s/n, do not know if this will help you now, but I did something like this on a daily basis for about 3 years. Literally, I have the size of each segment on a daily basis for this time and can go back in the graphic history of growth. If I had the question you ask the subject that I would be able to tell you exactly what segments are developed. If you need this on a smaller time frame, you can change the data stored in the column "created_date' to all the hours I guess.

  Anyway, here's the create statement.

  create table db_segment_history
  (
    db_segment_history_id     integer not null,
    owner                 varchar2(30),
    segment_name          varchar2(81),
    partition_name        varchar2(30),
    segment_type          varchar2(18),
    created_date          date default trunc(sysdate) not null,
    tablespace_name       varchar2(30),
    header_file           number,
    header_block          number,
    bytes                 number,
    blocks                number,
    block_size            number,
    extents               number,
    initial_extent        number,
    next_extent           number,
    min_extents           number,
    max_extents           number,
    pct_increase          number,
    freelists             number,
    freelist_groups       number,
    relative_fno          number,
    buffer_pool           varchar2(7)
  );
  
  create sequence db_segment_history_seq cache 1000;
  
  create unique index xpkdb_segment_history on db_segment_history( db_segment_history_id );
  
  alter table db_segment_history add ( constraint xpkdb_segment_history primary key ( db_segment_history_id )
  using index );
  
  create unique index ak1db_segment_history on db_segment_history(
       owner, segment_name, partition_name, segment_type, created_date );
  
  create trigger db_segment_history_bir
  before insert on db_segment_history
  for each row
  begin
       select     db_segment_history_seq.nextval
       into     :new.db_segment_history_id
       from     dual;
  end;
  /
  

  This is the insert / select that I use.

  insert into db_segment_history(
       owner, segment_name, created_date,
       partition_name, segment_type, tablespace_name,
       header_file, header_block, bytes,
       blocks, block_size, extents,
       initial_extent, next_extent, min_extents,
       max_extents, pct_increase, freelists,
       freelist_groups, relative_fno, buffer_pool )
  select  owner, segment_name, trunc( sysdate ),
       partition_name, segment_type, tablespace_name,
       header_file, header_block, bytes,
       blocks, bytes/blocks block_size, extents,
       initial_extent, next_extent, min_extents,
       max_extents, pct_increase, freelists,
       freelist_groups, relative_fno, buffer_pool
  from    dba_segments
  where   tablespace_name in(
            select tablespace_name from dba_tablespaces where contents = 'PERMANENT' );
  
  commit;
  

  I hope this helps.
  Michael Cunningham

  Published by: Michael C on February 21, 2012 14:19

• CPU and RAM size of database

  How can we see what size of CPU and RAM for the database?
  

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  BANNER                                                           
  ---------------------------------------------------------------- 
  Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.5.0 - 64bi 
  PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.5.0 - Production                           
  CORE     10.2.0.5.0     Production                                         
  TNS for HPUX: Version 10.2.0.5.0 - Production                    
  NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.5.0 - Production

  Controls CPU level & physical ram, you can find BONES
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  mpstat
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  audit of the oracle

  SQL > show parameter sga_max_size

• Calculation of the size of database

  Hello
  
  I gave a not sure DB of the size but its more than 50 or 100 GB, so how can I check the size of the entire database by using the query.
  I tried these
  "SELECT SUM (BYTES) / 1024/1024 MB" "FROM DBA_SEGMENTS;"
  give me 1 GB
  
  and
  Select sum (bytes / (1024 * 1024)) 'DB size in MB' from dba_data_files; gave me 1.6 GB then something is wrong.
  
  can anyone provide me with the exact query to get the full size of a database.
  
  Thank you

  >
  I have to run all three queries to get the total size of the database?
  >

  Yes, you must include the temporary tablespace and recovery logs and files.

  And you also need to include the archive generated logs that you can get from V$ ARCHIVED_LOG.

• Check the size of database objects

  Hello
  
  How can I see the size of the tables and other objects in the database on the disk?
  
  Thank you!

  You can check it using this query.

  Select nom_segment, sum (bytes) / 1024/1024 dba_segments group by nom_segment;

  give the size in MB.

• The file size of database Berkeley DB continues to grow

  We have three separate processes making inserts, updates, and deletes for a single file and we see the increase in size of file continuously until what we have exhausted all the space on our filesystem (10 GB).
  
  The BDB refrence guide says:
  Space released by removing the key/data pairs in a Btree database or Hash is never returned in the file system, even if it is reused when possible. This means that the databases Btree and hash are to develop alone. If enough key is deleted from a database which shrinks the underlying file is desirable, you must create a new database and copy the folders of the former into it.
  
  My understanding of the statement above is that BDB should reuse the pages for which the key/data pair was deleted. Evidence of why this is not the case in our case? The erase process that we have put in place runs in an infinite loop and we checked that the deletions are actually going through.
  
  Our keys are integers, generated in ascending consecutive order. We are using the C API.
  
  Thank you
  SB
  
  Published by: user1033737 on March 25, 2009 16:03

  Hey sb,.

  There is no specific maximum size which must be in the database before the beginning of page re-use. In addition, you need not to close and reopen the database handles in order to influence on the re-use of the page. BDB reuses pages when they are empty and does not have any type of key auto/page weighting (as it leads to dead ends). The factors that you should look at are the rates of insert, update and delete, if transactions are long service life, politics detection of blocking, etc. page fill factor and the size of the database page size.

  An example that might explain the behavior you see is one where the removal of the process / thread (s) gets 'end' to a page trying to delete on key found on this page. At the time when he acquires the lock for writing on this page, there is not more consecutive touches it, and at best the removal of the process/thread manages only to remove just one of these keys (other keys are those with higher values, because the processes/threads insert and update are very advanced), so the page will not be emptied so that it can be placed on the free list for reuse. If the insertion and update processes are very active, this can result in fast splits (or new page allocations), where sets of keys is flying on the new pages. In addition, the new inserted keys can land on pages already populated, thus making it harder for the erase process. If the new keys being inserted can be divided according to their values in already populated pages where there is room for them, then the pages of the free list, if any, will not be reused. Also note that we do not touch/page balancing.

  A result of such a scenario is a bottom of page fill factor (there are a number of key/data pairs in the many pages of the worksheet). You can monitor statistics database using 'db_stat d' to get information on the number of pages, pages on the free list, etc. fill factor page.
  Try to compact the database and see how it goes. In addition, if you have a simple unit test program showing this behavior, I may be able to better find the culprit.

  Best regards
  Andrei

• Extract data from SQL to Pivot Table/CUBE database vFoglight?

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  Hi Morgan,.

  There are a few examples of the extraction of metrics data formatted in Foglight using command-line scripts in the blog article Foglight Reporting using queries metric or Groovy to http://en.community.dell.com/techcenter/performance-monitoring/foglight-administrators/w/admins-wiki/5654.foglight-reporting-using-metric-queries-or-groovy

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