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v$event_name

Posted on 14-Dec-2007 By Admin No Comments on v$event_name

v$event_name

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select EVENT# NU,NAME,PARAMETER1 P1,PARAMETER2 P2,PARAMETER3 P3 from v$event_name;

EVENT# NAME PARAMETER1 PARAMETER2 PARAMETER3

—- —————————————- ——————– —————– ————-

0 Null event

1 latch activity address number process#

2 latch free address number tries

3 free process state object

4 pmon timer duration

5 inactive session session# waited

6 process startup type process# waited

7 debugger command

8 rdbms ipc message block

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11 enqueue name|mode id1 id2

12 DFS enqueue lock acquisition name|mode id1 id2

13 DFS enqueue lock handle name|mode id1 id2

14 DFS enqueue request cancellation name|mode id1 id2

15 DFS lock request cancellation options

16 DFS lock release options

17 DFS lock convert mode options

18 DFS lock acquisition type|mode id1 id2

19 DFS lock handle type|mode id1 id2

20 trace writer flush

21 trace writer I/O

22 trace unfreeze

23 trace continue delay time

24 control file sequential read file# block# blocks

25 control file single write file# block# blocks

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27 free buffer waits file# block# set-id#

28 checkpoint completed

29 buffer for checkpoint buffer# dba state*10+mode

30 buffer deadlock dba class*10+mode flag

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32 write complete waits file# block# id

33 buffer read retry file# block#

34 buffer busy waits file# block# id

35 checkpoint range buffer not saved

36 writes stopped by instance recovery by thread# our thread#

37 batched allocate scn lock request

38 on-going SCN fetch to complete

38 on-going SCN fetch to complete

39 on-going reading of SCN to complete

40 log switch/archive thread#

41 log file sequential read log# block# blocks

42 log file single write log# block# blocks

43 log file parallel write files blocks requests

44 log buffer space

45 log file switch (checkpoint incomplete)

46 log file switch (archiving needed)

47 log file switch (clearing log file)

48 switch logfile command

49 log file switch completion

50 log file sync buffer#

51 DFS db file lock file#

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59 lock element cleanup file# block# lenum

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65 undo segment extension segment#

66 undo segment tx slot segment#

67 unbound tx

68 instance recovery undo segment#

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70 smon timer sleep time failed

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72 dupl. cluster key dba

73 row cache lock cache id mode request

74 pending global transaction(s) scans

75 free global transaction table entry tries

76 library cache pin handle address pin address 10*mode+namespace

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78 library cache load lock object address lock address 10*mask+namespace

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80 virtual circuit status circuit# status

81 dispatcher timer sleep time

82 single-task message

83 SQL*Net message to client driver id #bytes

84 SQL*Net message to dblink driver id #bytes

85 SQL*Net more data to client driver id #bytes

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89 SQL*Net message from dblink driver id #bytes

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91 SQL*Net break/reset to client driver id break?

92 SQL*Net break/reset to dblink driver id break?

93 PL/SQL lock timer duration

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96 parallel query qref latch function sleeptime qref

97 parallel query dequeue wait reason sleeptime/senderid passes

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100 parallel query signal server serial error nbusy

101 timer in sksawat

102 scginq AST call

103 DBWR I/O to Slave

104 Slave DBWR Timer

105 secondary event event # wait time

SQL> desc v$event_name

Name Null? Type

——————————- ——– —-

EVENT# NUMBER

NAME VARCHAR2(64)

PARAMETER1 VARCHAR2(64)

PARAMETER2 VARCHAR2(64)

PARAMETER3 VARCHAR2(64)

SQL> set pagesize 0

set heading off

column NU format 999

column NAME format A40

column P1 format A20

column P2 format A18

column P3 format A17

select EVENT# NU,NAME,PARAMETER1 P1,PARAMETER2 P2,PARAMETER3 P3 from v$event_name;

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