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The Oracle (Advanced Metrics) service monitor provides checks on several internal Oracle performance statistics. To gather these statistics up.time runs several queries directly against the Oracle database. Information on the exact queries and the required permissions for the Oracle (Advanced Metrics) monitor are outlined in this article.
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The Oracle (Advanced Metrics) service monitor selects from the following objects: \n
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- v$sysstat \n\t
- v$rowcache \n\t
- v$librarycache \n\t
- v$session \n\t
- dba_blockers \n
Metrics
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Buffer Cache Hits Ratio | \n\tThe number of buffer cache hits that are completed without accessing disk I/O. | \n\t
\ncolumn hit heading "HIT RATIO (%)" format 990.9
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Data Dictionary Cache Hits Ratio | \n\tThe number of data dictionary cache hits that are completed without accessing disk I/O. | \n\t
\ncolumn "HIT RATIO (%)" format 990.9
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Library Cache Hits Ratio | \n\tThe rate at which library cache pin misses occur. | \n\t
\ncolumn "HIT RATIO (%)" format 990.9
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Redo Log Space Request Ratio | \n\tThe number of redo log space requests per minute that have been made since the server was started. | \n\t
\ncolumn "Space requests (%)" format 990.9
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Disk Sort Rate | \n\tThe rate of Oracle sorts that are too large to be completed in memory and which are sorted using a temporary segment. | \n\t
\nselect d.value * 100/(d.value + m.value) DISK_SORT_RATE
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Active Sessions | \n\tThe number of active sessions based on the value of V$PARAMETER.PROCESSES in the file init.ora. | \n\t
\nset line 120 pagesize 1000 feed off;
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Oracle Blocking Sessions | \n\tThe number of sessions that are preventing other sessions from committing changes to the Oracle database. | \n\t
\nset line 120 pagesize 1000 feed off;
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Oracle Idle Sessions | \n\tThe number of Oracle sessions that are idle. | \n\t
\nset line 120 pagesize 1000 feed off;
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