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Running some SQL on multiple databases connecting using monitoring userid and password

Posted on 08-Feb-2009 By Admin No Comments on Running some SQL on multiple databases connecting using monitoring userid and password

==>cat tns_entry_list

DB1

Db2

Db3

db4

==>cat find_max_dbfs.ksh

#!/bin/ksh

for tns_entry in `cat tns_entry_list`

do

echo “–”

echo “——— TNS ENTRY ${tns_entry} ———-”

/oracle/app/oracle/product/9.2.0.8/bin/sqlplus monioring_user/monitoring_password@${tns_entry} << EOF
@/export/home/oracle/paresh/find_max_dbfs.sql

EOF

done

oracle@dbmonitor*-/export/home/oracle/paresh

==>cat find_max_dbfs.sql

set lines 120 pages 200

col “-?db_files_value” format a20

col “MAXDATAFILES” format 9999999999999999

col “USED MAXDATAFILES” format 99999999999999

select ‘-?’ || x.value as “-?db_files_value”, y.records_total “MAXDATAFILES”, y.records_used “USED MAXDATAFILES”,

from (select value from v$parameter where name = ‘db_files’) x,

(select records_total, records_used from v$controlfile_record_section where type = ‘DATAFILE’) y;

oracle@dbmonitor*-/export/home/oracle/paresh

==>

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