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Find Time Consuming SQL Statements in Oracle 10g

Posted on 22-Dec-2005 By Admin No Comments on Find Time Consuming SQL Statements in Oracle 10g

spool badsql5

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 1

select to_char(a.sql_fullText) T,

(elapsed_time/1000000) “ELA”,

a.hash_value “HASH” ,

b.username “USR”, a.executions, rows_processed, a.last_load_time, a.buffer_gets, a.disk_reads, a.sorts

from v$sql a,dba_users b

where (a.elapsed_time/1000000)>1

and b.username not in (‘SYS’,’SYSTEM’,’DBSNMP’,’VIVEK’, ‘SYSMAN’)

and a.PARSING_SCHEMA_ID = b.user_id

and a.elapsed_time =(select max(elapsed_time) from v$sql g where g.hash_value = a.hash_value)

order by elapsed_time desc;

spool off

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