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Session_info.ksh

Posted on 24-Apr-2007 By Admin No Comments on Session_info.ksh

/********* session_info.ksh ****************/

#!/bin/ksh

. /home/oracle/oraprocs/WEBP18F.env

USR_ID=vivek

USR_PASS=viv1ek

database=WEBP18F

a=`ps -ef|grep “session_info.ksh”|grep -v grep|wc -l`

if [ $a -gt 4 ]

then

echo “Exiting because of more than 1 process is running `date`”>>/db3/oradata/log/session_info.log

exit

fi

echo “—–Begin —– Date `date`——————————–” >> /db3/oradata/log/session_info.log

$ORACLE_HOME/bin/sqlplus -s <>/db3/oradata/log/session_info.log

$USR_ID/$USR_PASS@$database

set serverout on

set feedback off

SET PAGES 0

start /home/oracle/scripts/sess_server1.sql

EOF

/home/oracle/scripts/find_proc_mem_mts.sh >> /db3/oradata/log/session_info.log

free -t >>/db3/oradata/log/session_info.log

echo “—–End —– Date `date`——————————–” >> /db3/oradata/log/session_info.log

exit

/************ sess_server1.sql ***************/

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 TOT format 999999 heading “Total Sessions”

break on report

compute sum of TOT on report

set lines 141

set pages 500

select machine, osuser, username, count(1) “TOT” from v$session

group by machine, osuser, username;

select username, status, count(1) “TOT” from v$session

group by username,status;

prompt ‘APPSERVER INACTIVE CONNECTIONS’

select username, status, count(1) “TOT” from v$session

where username like ‘APPSERVER%’ and status=’INACTIVE’

group by username,status

order by status, username;

prompt ‘APPSERVER ACTIVE CONNECTIONS’

select username, status, count(1) “TOT” from v$session

where username like ‘APPSERVER%’ and status=’ACTIVE’

group by username,status

order by status, username;

prompt ‘Total Server Processes’

!ps -ef | grep -v grep | grep WEBP18F |wc -l

Linux/Unix, shell

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