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get_ratio.sql get the ratio of users from v$session and this uses CASE-WHEN-THEN clause

Posted on 10-May-2008 By Admin No Comments on get_ratio.sql get the ratio of users from v$session and this uses CASE-WHEN-THEN clause

set time on

set timing on

set verify off

select to_char(sysdate, ‘DD-MON-RRRR:HH24:MI’) from dual;

prompt ‘Total distinct users and total user sessions’

select count(distinct username), count(1), round(count(1)/count(distinct username),1 )

from v$session

where username is not null;

prompt ‘Total terminal server distinct users and total user sessions’

select count(distinct username), count(1), round(count(1)/count(distinct username),1 )

from v$session

where username is not null and instr(machine, ‘TS’) != 0;

column osuser format a10

column username format a30

column machine format a30

column program format a40

column sid format 99999999

column serial# format 99999999

column dt1 format a20

compute sum of “TOTAL_SESSIONS” on report

compute sum of “TOTAL_UNIQ_USERS” on report

break on report

set lines 141

set pages 500

select (case

when instr(osuser, ‘live’) != 0 then ‘liveops’

when instr(osuser, ‘neova’) != 0 then ‘neova’

when instr(osuser, ‘alamo’) != 0 then ‘alamo’

when substr(osuser, 1,1)= ‘u’ then ‘uxxxx’

else ‘others’

end ) OS_USER ,

substr(machine, 1, 13) MACHINE,

count(1) “TOTAL_SESSIONS”, count(distinct username) “TOTAL_UNIQ_USERS” ,

round(count(1)/count(distinct username),1) “Ratio”

from v$session

where substr(machine, 1, 13) = ‘FLOWERS_NTTS’

group by (case

when instr(osuser, ‘live’) != 0 then ‘liveops’

when instr(osuser, ‘neova’) != 0 then ‘neova’

when instr(osuser, ‘alamo’) != 0 then ‘alamo’

when substr(osuser, 1,1)= ‘u’ then ‘uxxxx’

else ‘others’

end ), substr(machine, 1, 13)

order by 2;

select (case

when instr(osuser, ‘live’) != 0 then ‘liveops’

when instr(osuser, ‘neova’) != 0 then ‘neova’

when instr(osuser, ‘alamo’) != 0 then ‘alamo’

when substr(osuser, 1,1)= ‘u’ then ‘uxxxx’

else ‘others’

end ) OS_USER ,

substr(machine, 1, 13) MACHINE,

count(1) “TOTAL_SESSIONS”, count(distinct username) “TOTAL_UNIQ_USERS” ,

round(count(1)/count(distinct username),1) “Ratio”

from v$session

where substr(machine, 1, 13) != ‘FLOWERS_NTTS’

and substr(machine, 1, 10) = ‘FLOWERS_NT’

group by (case

when instr(osuser, ‘live’) != 0 then ‘liveops’

when instr(osuser, ‘neova’) != 0 then ‘neova’

when instr(osuser, ‘alamo’) != 0 then ‘alamo’

when substr(osuser, 1,1)= ‘u’ then ‘uxxxx’

else ‘others’

end ), substr(machine, 1, 13)

order by 2;

select (case

when instr(osuser, ‘live’) != 0 then ‘liveops’

when instr(osuser, ‘neova’) != 0 then ‘neova’

when instr(osuser, ‘alamo’) != 0 then ‘alamo’

when substr(osuser, 1,1)= ‘u’ then ‘uxxxx’

else ‘others’

end ) OS_USER ,

substr(machine, 1, 13) MACHINE,

count(1) “TOTAL_SESSIONS”, count(distinct username) “TOTAL_UNIQ_USERS” ,

round(count(1)/count(distinct username),1) “Ratio”

from v$session

where substr(machine, 1, 10) != ‘FLOWERS_NT’

group by (case

when instr(osuser, ‘live’) != 0 then ‘liveops’

when instr(osuser, ‘neova’) != 0 then ‘neova’

when instr(osuser, ‘alamo’) != 0 then ‘alamo’

when substr(osuser, 1,1)= ‘u’ then ‘uxxxx’

else ‘others’

end ), substr(machine, 1, 13)

order by 2;

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