In flowers we resize datafile using following command: alter database resize datafile ‘/path1/filename.dbf’ resize 500M; this will change that datafles ‘SIZE’ column and allocate that much space for that datafile. If you are having standby database pls make sure that enough space is available for that file expansion.
!/bin/ksh . /export/home/oracle/envs/oracle_env_PNETP save_date=`date +%Y%m%d%H%M` # Set ORATAB variable if [ -f /etc/oratab ] ; then ORATAB=/etc/oratab else if [ -f /var/opt/oracle/oratab ] ; then ORATAB=/var/opt/oracle/oratab else echo “” echo “`date` Cannot find oratab!” echo “” exit 2 fi fi export ORATAB # search the alert log for errors for all databases # for ORACLE_SID…
spool cur_sql set lines 132 set pages 300 col USR format a14 col PAR heading “Parsing ID” format 9999999 col ELA heading “ELP time(Sec)” format 9999999.0 col HASH heading “Hash Value” col USR heading “Parsing User” col T heading “SQL Text having Elapsed time > 1 sec” break on HASH on USR on ELA skip…
df -k | grep -i “/EMCdb”|awk ‘{tot += $2; used += $3; avail += $4;} END {print “Total”,tot/1024/1024,”Used “,used/1024/1024,”Avail “avail/102 4/1024, “Avail % ” avail*100/tot, “Used % ” used*100/tot}’ df -k | grep -i “/testdb”|awk ‘{tot += $2; used += $3; avail += $4;} END {print “Total”,tot/1024/1024,”Used “,used/1024/1024,”Avail “avail/10 24/1024, “Avail % ” avail*100/tot, “Used…
Follwing is the script for manually gathering Stats using DBMS_STATS. Execution will be like ./analyze_schema.ksh /oracle/app/oracle/oraprocs/ora_SID.env CIF – Script Start #!/usr/bin/ksh ########## Configuration ############# ENV_FILE=$1 SCHEMA_NAME=$2
. $ENV_FILE echo “Started Analyze Schema of $SCHEMA_NAME at `date +%D-%T`” $ORACLE_HOME/bin/sqlplus -s DBMS_STATS.DEFAULT_DEGREE, cascade => TRUE, granularity=> ‘ALL’ ); EOF echo “Ended at `date +%D-%T`” – Script End Also, configure cron for execution on every sunday 11.00 PM as following. 00 11 * * 0 /export/home/oracle/oraprocs/analyze_schema.ksh /oracle/app/oracle/oraprocs/ora_SID.env CIF > /export/home/oracle/oraprocs/logs/analyze_schema_CIF.log 2> /export/home/oracle/oraprocs/logs/analyze_schema_CIF.err
select job_name, state from dba_scheduler_jobs SQL> execute DBMS_SCHEDULER.DISABLE(‘GATHER_STATS_JOB’); PL/SQL procedure successfully completed. SQL> execute DBMS_SCHEDULER.DISABLE(‘PURGE_LOG’); PL/SQL procedure successfully completed. SQL> commit; Commit complete. SQL>
find . -type d -exec du -sk {} ;
– Check Alert.log of standby server.
After getting output from sid_wise_sql.sql, you can use TOP unix command to see whether those unix processes are consuming some CPU or Memory?? This will be useful to detelrmine whether a session is doing somehing or just hanging..
