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12c Database – Degraded Query Performance – 12c Clients with Queries on Lob tables

The issue is there’s a query which executes quickly through 12c client in 12c database where as it is taking longer time when connecting as with 11g Clients to 12c database.

The table has a […]

Result Cache: RC Latch – Troubleshooting

Most of us know the result cache is introduced in 11g initially with pl/sql result cache and then the query result cache to store the results of query in a separate memory structures in shared pool.

As I do not want to get into how it works, what it do, may be the best start […]

Missing Diskgroup in CRS – Adding Manually

Hello

While doing some setup, I have came across a diskgroup (OCRDG) missing in CRS registry, however the diskgroup is present in the ASM instance and showing mounted.

[root@oinfo12c-rac1 ~]# crsctl stat res -t ——————————————————————————– Name Target State Server State details ——————————————————————————– Local Resources ——————————————————————————– ora.DATA.dg ONLINE ONLINE oinfo12c-rac1 STABLE ONLINE ONLINE oinfo12c-rac2 STABLE ora.LISTENER.lsnr […]

Performance Troubleshooting Series : Identifying Problematic Sessions or Queries (Method 1)

In the Previous Posts , to troubleshoot the problematic queries/long running session issues, we have sorted out two approaches, Here we discuss the Method 1

Method 1. Session Wait Event Approach:- In this approach we will try to identify from the problematic session what its waiting for , why its waiting, what can be […]

Performance Troubleshooting Series : Identifying Problematic Sessions or Queries (Preface)

In this part of the series, we will be looking into , how to identify the Problematic Sessions or Queries.

Before beginning, one should distinguish the question here. You may face questions like, and the answer for both is to identify either loaded sessions for a database.

1. Database is/was slow.

Exadata Installation (only for test and education purpose)

This post is about installing Exadata storage server while I am preparing for exadata certification. This is just for educational and learning purposes to understand exadata components and commands to get some hands on experience before exam.

Pre-requisities

Install virtualbox Install Oracle Linux 5 Update 9 (just install this ersion only not even oracle linux […]

Performance Troubleshooting Series : Troubleshooting Instance Memory Structures (SGA + PGA) Usage

In the previous series we have seen how to troubleshoot IO, CPU and Database TimeSpent/Consumed,

Today’s Post I will be sharing with you the most common issues or to tackle memory related questions.

As we all know Oracle does manage things (blocks/modifications) in memory and track them in memory and sort them in memory and […]

Performance Troubleshooting Series : Understanding Database CPU – Consumers – Waiters – Average Active Sessions

Hello,

Previous parts in the series we have covered, DB Load Profile, DB Load Profile2, Time Model, IO Performance.

In Today’s series, we will see, I cover both current/AWR in one after another below, the scripts are attached and linked for each screenshot for your later use. (It took longer than usual, as such I […]

Performance Troubleshooting Series: Understanding I/O Wait Performance of Oracle Database

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After Looking at identifying Database Load in previous posts (Post 1,Post 2) and seeing […]

Performance Troubleshooting Series : Understanding where the database time is spending – Time Model Statistics

Hello,

This is the third post in this series, If you haven’t read the previous articles please go through here,

First Post, http://db.geeksinsight.com/2015/10/08/performance-troubleshooting-series-understanding-your-oracle-database-load/

Second Post, http://db.geeksinsight.com/2015/10/09/performance-troubleshooting-series-understanding-your-database-load-from-metrics-part-2/

Starting 10g, Apart from Metrics tables, there is another area of troubleshooting can be done by using Time Model series. Its very useful to understand where is the over […]