原文地址:Oratop工具——實時數據庫性能監控工具 做者:realkid4 php
在任何系統優化過程當中,「80/20原則」是咱們必定要關注的問題。簡單的說,就是咱們系統80%的性能問題、現象,都是有少數幾個甚至一個問題形成的。這就須要咱們面對複雜的系統性能問題的時候,要學會「撥開雲霧、蛇打七寸」。 html
落實在Oracle優化過程,一樣如此。從10g開始,咱們開始頻繁接受「Top-xxx」的概念,不管是從OEM(Oracle Enterprise Manager)仍是藉助AWR過後報告庫,解決主要矛盾,發掘主要Top Events就成了咱們平常工做不可缺乏的部分。 node
實際工做中,對Top的發掘和Oracle動態信息的收集,不少時候仍是有點力不從心和滯後之感強烈。Oracle官方的客戶服務網站MOS,常常有一些有用的小工具,提供給咱們使用。本篇中,咱們主要來介紹下Oratop工具的特色和使用。 linux
1、Oratop工具簡述 面試
Oratop源自MOS的一篇文章和工具連接(oratop - utility for near real-time monitoring of databases, RAC and Single Instance [ID 1500864.1])。從名稱上看,Oratop最大特色是支持實時輕量級監控。在Oracle 12c的EM Express以前,OEM仍是一個重體積的組件。相比之下,oratop徹底適合那些想使用數據庫實時監控功能,可是又不肯意啓動OEM的用戶須要。 sql
從功能上看,Oratop主要有三大特色: shell
ü 監控當前的數據庫活動; 數據庫
ü 監控數據庫性能; bash
ü 識別當前阻塞會話和瓶頸會話; 服務器
目前,Oratop是在MOS上免費下載,分別有32位和64位兩個版本。
2、軟件安裝初啓動
從網站上下載軟件以後,是一個命名爲oratop.v13.2.1_X8664的可執行程序,注意要區分32位版和64位版。
首先,判斷適合的Linux版本,而且建立程序目錄。Oratop是一個典型的「綠色」軟件,不須要安裝,只須要給一個運行目錄便可。
--64位操做系統
[root@localhost ~]# uname -a
Linux localhost.localdomain 2.6.32-279.el6.x86_64 #1 SMP Wed Jun 13 18:24:36 EDT 2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[root@localhost ~]# mkdir /oratop
[root@localhost ~]# cd /oratop
[root@localhost /]# cd oratop/
[root@localhost oratop]# ls -l
total 0
[root@localhost oratop]#
進行目錄的權限轉換和程序拷貝。爲了方便執行,咱們最好還要進行一下重命名工做。
[root@localhost /]# chown -R oracle:oinstall /oratop
[root@localhost /]# su - oracle
[oracle@localhost ~]$ cd /oratop/
[oracle@localhost oratop]$ ls -l
total 92
-rw-r--r--. 1 oracle oinstall 93640 May 17 13:39 oratop.v13.2.1_X8664
[root@localhost oratop]# ls -l
total 92
-rw-r--r--. 1 root root 93640 May 17 13:39 oratop.v13.2.1_X8664
[oracle@localhost oratop]$ mv oratop.v13.2.1_X8664 oratop
[oracle@localhost oratop]$ ls -l
total 92
-rw-r--r--. 1 oracle oinstall 93640 May 17 13:39 oratop
注意:使用oratop在環境變量上須要一些額外的配置內容。主要是對於變量LD_LIBRARY_PATH的配置。咱們通常都不會去配置這目錄,可是oratop要求必須進行配置。
配置方法是修改根目錄上的.bash_profile文件。
[oracle@localhost ~]$ vi .bash_profile
export ORACLE_BASE=/u01/app/oracle
export ORACLE_HOME=$ORACLE_BASE/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1
export ORACLE_SID=isis2db
export PATH=$PATH:$ORACLE_HOME/bin
(篇幅緣由,掠過部份內容……)
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/lib
".bash_profile" 36L, 901C written
[oracle@localhost ~]$
[oracle@localhost ~]$ env | grep LIB
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1/lib
下面咱們來試着執行如下命令。
[oracle@localhost oratop]$ ./oratop -i 10 / as sysdba
oratop: Release 13.2.1 Production on Fri May 17 13:43:34 2013
Copyright (c) 2011, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Processing ...(等待片刻……)
參數-i表示數據刷新間隔,也就是多長實際更新一下頁面數據信息。/ as sysdba表示登陸本機鏈接。注意,這也就意味着咱們能夠遠程使用oratop鏈接到其餘服務器上面去。更進一步說,經過遠程鏈接的方法,能夠鏈接到任何版本操做系統上的Oracle服務器的。
出現字符界面顯示。
oratop 1: 131 isis 13:44:24 up 0.0h, 1 ins, 3G mt, 41 sn, 3 us, 0% db
ID %CU HLD MBPS IORL %FR PGAU ASC ASI ASW ASP AAS USN TPS UCPS SSRT DBC DBW
1 12 0 71 0m 18 161M 1 0 0 0 0.1 41 0 24 3m 94 6
EVENT (Cumulative) AVG: TOT WAITS TIME(s) AVG_MS PCT WAIT_CLASS
DB CPU 112868 75
SQL*Net message from dblink 16794060 14852 0.9 10 Network
SQL*Net more data from clien 193150 8260 42.8 5 Network
log file parallel write 1025524 7308 7.1 5 System I/O
enq: TX - row lock contentio 1289 7248 5622.9 5 Application
ID SID SPID USR PROG PGA OPN SQLID/BLOCKER E/T STATUS STE WAIT_EVENT W/T
3、初識Oratop
從字符界面上看,oratop結果集合分爲四個部分,分別爲:Header Section、Database Section、DB Events Section和Processes Section。
Header Section中,包括了鏈接數據庫的整體信息,包括運行多長時間、實例個數(for RAC)、內存大小和數據庫佔據CPU時間的比例。
Database Section中,包括了各個實例(for RAC)下,每一個實例的基本參數和複雜信息。如每一個實例活動會話個數、每秒的事務數量和內存使用狀況等。
DB Events Section是從Wait Event角度進行評估。評估排在頭幾位的等待事件信息,默認狀況下,這個度量是累計的,也就是從啓動數據庫到當前時間。咱們能夠切換到當前時間模式下。
Processes Section是記錄下處在Block和Contention狀態的鏈接會話信息。當數據庫出現有會話被阻塞的狀況,就會記錄在這個Section裏面。
4、豐富的幫助系統
Oratop結果顯示中,大量使用的簡寫和縮寫,這在必定程度上阻礙咱們閱讀結果。爲此,Oratop開發人員設計了完備功能的幫助體系。
在使用-h參數,或者運行過程當中按下鍵盤h,就能夠切換到幫助界面。
使用h按鍵
oratop: Release 13.2.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dynamic Keys
d : Toggle Top 5 Wait Events between Real-Time and Cumulative
f : Toggle between short & long format (for header & Process sections)
i : Interval Delay time (requires value in seconds)
Nomenclature:
[M] : Signify 1 minute averaged value, else, Real Time
[F] : denote a Forground (FG) value, else, Background (BG)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Acronym Help Menu:
HEADER Section .. [1]
DATABASE Section .. [2]
DB EVENTS Section .. [3]
PROCESSES Section .. [4]
Quit Help .. (Q|q)
Enter selection Number:
動態按鍵(Dynamic Keys)實際上就是在運行過程當中,能夠動態實時點擊,查看不一樣維度結果的案件。
筆者比較喜歡d按鍵,這樣能夠從累計Event信息到實時Event信息,把握最新的數據庫等待時間狀態。
(d) –使用了d動態按鍵
oratop 1: 376 NBST 14:31:22 up 5.1d, 1 ins, 2G mt, 135 sn, 7 us, 4% db
ID %CU HLD MBPS IORL %FR PGAU ASC ASI ASW ASP AAS USN TPS UCPS SSRT DBC DBW
1 2 0 0 0m 17 394M 1 0 0 0 0.0 135 4 71 297u 85 15
EVENT (Real-Time) AVG: TOT WAITS TIME(s) AVG_MS PCT WAIT_CLASS
DB CPU 1867 100
ID SID SPID USR PROG PGA OPN SQLID/BLOCKER E/T STATUS STE WAIT_EVENT W/T
另外一部分幫助就是顯示對四個section的解釋,解釋的很是詳細,值得讀者學習。篇幅緣由,這裏只顯示一份結果。
Section 1- HEADER (Global information)
"oratop" : program name
: instance_id to which oratop is connected to
: oratop's SID
: DB_UNIQUE_NAME
[M]: Time of most recent stats (hh24:mi:ss)
: Database Uptime
: Total number of instance(s)
: Total DB memory cluster wide (SGA+PGA)
[F]: User sessions (idle & active)
[F]: Number of distinct users (idle & active)
<%db> : %database busy, 0% indicate idle db
5、複雜應用
Oratop的本質和優點在於輕量型和實時。一個很小的程序,能夠在自身消耗較小的狀況下發現問題。
Block and Contentio是Process Section部分重點問題。阻塞是數據庫內部資源徵用的一種結果,及時發現Blocking和Contention是很是重要的。
下面片斷是筆者模擬的一個兩個會話同時修改一行數據,以後一個會話被阻塞時,oratop監控到的狀況。
鎖定等待
ID SID SPID USR PROG PGA OPN SQLID/BLOCKER E/T STATUS STE WAIT_EVENT W/T
1 187 25971 SYS DEDI 908k DEL 1:193:25968 20s ACTIVE WAI enq: TX - 20s
在信息中,等待Session信息、SQL信息和等待事件信息都是咱們進行進一步調優的依據。
另外,咱們能夠在一臺Linux上安裝oratop,監控鏈接另外一臺遠程數據庫服務器,好比AIX系統。
首先,咱們須要創建本地鏈接名。
[oracle@localhost oratop]$ netca
Oracle Net Services Configuration:
Default local naming configuration complete.
Created net service name: nbstest
Oracle Net Services configuration successful. The exit code is 0
[oracle@localhost oratop]$ tnsping nbstest
TNS Ping Utility for Linux: Version 11.2.0.3.0 - Production on 17-MAY-2013 14:06:38
Copyright (c) 1997, 2011, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Used parameter files:
Used TNSNAMES adapter to resolve the alias
Attempting to contact (DESCRIPTION = (ADDRESS_LIST = (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = 10.1.15.66)(PORT = 1521))) (CONNECT_DATA = (SERVICE_NAME = nbstest)))
OK (0 msec)
監控時候,就是用對應的用戶名密碼和鏈接名進行鏈接。
[oracle@localhost oratop]$ ./oratop -i 10 sys/sys@nbstest as sysdba
oratop: Release 13.2.1 Production on Fri May 17 14:07:39 2013
Copyright (c) 2011, Oracle. All rights reserved.
6、形色參數
最後咱們介紹一下oratop可使用的參數。在示例中,咱們見到了-i參數。
-i參數表示監控間隔。後面通常跟着一個數字,表示每隔幾秒鐘進行一次數據收集。這個參數要進行選擇的,若是太大,不少關鍵數據不能收集查看。若是設置太少,oratop自身也會形成性能瓶頸。
-b批量運行模式。實時數據若是須要輸入到一個結果集合文件,供下一步處理使用,可使用b模式參數。當設置b參數以後,oratop會持續運行,或者在事先設計好的次數後結束。
-n設置最大迭代操做次數。
-d一改默認是累計事件的統計狀況,採用實時統計。
[oracle@localhost oratop]$ ./oratop -i 5 -b -d / as sysdba
oratop: Release 13.2.1 Production on Fri May 17 14:59:32 2013
Copyright (c) 2011, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Processing ...
oratop: Release 13.2.1 Production on Fri May 17 14:59:32 2013
ID SID SPID USR PROG PGA OPN SQLID/BLOCKER E/T STATUS STE WAIT_EVENT W/T
oratop: Release 13.2.1 Production on Fri May 17 15:00:17 2013
oratop 1: 202 isis 15:00:09 up 0.0h, 1 ins, 3G mt, 67 sn, 3 us, 3% db
ID %CU HLD MBPS IORL %FR PGAU ASC ASI ASW ASP AAS USN TPS UCPS SSRT DBC DBW
1 0 0 0 0m 17 183M 1 0 0 0 0.0 67 0 6 286u 60 40
EVENT (Real-Time) AVG: TOT WAITS TIME(s) AVG_MS PCT WAIT_CLASS
DB CPU 1944 100
(有省略…..)
oratop: Release 13.2.1 Production on Fri May 17 15:00:27 2013
7、結論
Oratop是一個很是出色的輕量型監控工具,條件運行的話能夠嘗試一下。
In this Document
Purpose |
Requirements |
Configuring |
Instructions |
Quick Start Guide |
Script |
Sample Output |
References |
oratop is a utility similar to the unix OS utility top which gives a overview of database performance and can be used in combination with top to get a more complete overview of system performance
Supported Platforms
Linux x86
Linux x86-64
Solaris SPARC-64
Solaris x86-64
AIX (PPC)
HP-UX PARISC*
HP-UX IA
* 11gR2 only
NOTE: oratop on any platform can be used to monitor databases on other platforms.
To monitor databases on other platforms simply define an alias in tnsnames.ora of the Oracle client and connect to the databases remotely as you would with sqlplus
Supported Oracle Releases
11gR2 (11.2.0.3, 11.2.0.4)
12cR1 (12.1.0.1, 12.1.0.2)
oratop is now distributed and integrated with Trace File Analyzer Collector (TFA) along with all the other tools that are a part of the Support Tools Bundle.
So rather than downloading oratop separately the preferred method for obtaining oratop is to download the latest version of TFA. This integration means
that anytime TFA is upgraded (PSUs, download from MOS, etc) the latest version of oratop and the other Support Tools of the bundle will also be obtained.
If your Grid Infrastructure version is 11.2.0.4 or 12.1.0.2 then TFA will automatcially be installed. In either case we recommend that the TFA installation be
upgraded to the latest version available from TFA Collector - Tool for Enhanced Diagnostic Gathering (Doc ID 1513912.1) in order to obtain the Support Tools
Bundle which was first bundled with TFA version 12.1.2.3.0, as well as various other new features, bug fixes and optimizations.
Download the oratop executable for:
11gR2 on Linux x86-64 here.
11gR2 on SUSE10 Linux x86-64 here.
12c on Linux x86-64 for use with 12c clients here.
11gR2 on Linux x86-32 here.
12c on Linux x86-32 for use with 12c clients here.
11gR2 for Solaris SPARC here.
12c for Solaris SPARC here.
11gR2 for Solaris x86 here.
12c for Solaris x86 here.
11gR2 for AIX here.
12c for AIX here.
11gR2 for HP-UX PARISC here.
11gR2 for HP-UX IA here.
12c for HP-UX IA here.
Please download and review the oratop Users Guide for specific instructions on how to configure and run oratop. A Quick Start Guide is provided in the Instructions section of this Note.
Note: For detailed instructions on how to run oratop please download and review the latest oratop Users Guide.
Use the tfactl CLI to set the database context for oratop, ie., the target database that oratop should connect to, eg.,
$ $TFA_HOME/bin/tfactl db orcl <== set the target database context in TFA for oratop to use
$ $TFA_HOME/bin/tfactl oratop <== oratop will connect to the orcl database, no need to worry about any of the oratop pre-reqs, TFA takes care of all that
OR
Use the tfactl shell to set the database context for oratop, ie., the target database that oratop should connect to, eg.,
$ $TFA_HOME/bin/tfactl <== invoke the tfactl shell prompt
tfactl> db orcl <== set the target database context in TFA for oratop to use
Set db to orcl
orcl tfactl> oratop
To run oratop in "batch mode" for a spoecific number os snapshots
$ $TFA_HOME/bin/tfactl
tfactl> db orcl
Set db to orcl
orcl tfactl> oratop -bn10 <== this example would run 10 snapshots at the default 5 second interval unless the interval had been changed eg. oratop -i 10 -bn10
Once oratop is invoked and running within the TFA framework its operation is exactly the same as if run standalone with the exception that the database must be running on the node from which the "tfactl oratop" command is executed. If the database is running remotely on one or more nodes of a RAC cluster, log in one of those nodes and run the "tfactl oratop" command on there after setting the database context. In other words when oratop is run from within TFA there is no remote database access, a bequeath connection is used instead.
Another thing to be aware of is that when oratop is run from within the TFA framework in batch mode as in the above example the ouput is automatically redirected to the oratop specific directory in the TFA repository location $TFA_REPOSITORY/supptools/oratop for automatic collection by TFA Collector. In standalone mode you would need to use the redirection symbol ">" and specify the path and file name for re-direction and TFA would not necessarily know where to collect the resultant file unless it is redirected to one of the know diagnostic directories.
Running oratop standalone
The tool is a compiled c program.
Sample workload
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oratop can be used to monitor Oracle databases (release 11.2 onwards) on any platform but the executable must run on Linux with an Oracle compatible client. To monitor databases on other platforms simply define an alias in tnsnames.ora of the Linux client and connect to the databases remotely as you would with sqlplus.
The Oracle program named oratop allows users with select privilege to a set of Oracle’s views to monitor 11.2 or higher version of oracle database activities. It runs dynamically in near real time and provides a live window to a running database. It is Single instance/ RAC/ ASM aware utility. (see sample snapshot shown in Figure 1 below) Key motivations include:
? Monitoring current database activities,
? Database performance,
? Identifying contentions and bottleneck
Figure 1. oratop text-based user interface (default mode)
? SQL Monitoring
? Database Service
? Multitenant Database (12c oracle CDB/PDB)
? Active Data Guard
The 「oratop」 displays relevant database activity information presented in four sections.
? Section 1 - HEADER: Global database information
? Section 2 - DATABASS: Database instance Activity
? Section 3 - DB EVENTS: AWR like 「Top 5 Timed Events「
? Section 4 – PROCESS/SQL: Processes/SQL information
Specific detail of the various sections data can be obtained using the interactive help (see
Runtime usage Sections Detail below)
Connection method is largely similar to sqlplus. If it works for sqlplus, then it should work the same for oratop.
Shell environment settings
$ export ORACLE_HOME=
$ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/lib
$ export PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/bin:$PATH
Bequeath[1]
$ export ORACLE_SID=
Options:
? TNS:
$ export TNS_ADMIN
- connect with a TNS alias name as defined intnsnames.ora, or
- set TWO_TASKto the tns alias and connect without alias name
? EZConnect
Command line synopsis can be obtained by invoking the utility with 「-h」 option as shown in Figure 2.
Invocation:
$ oratop [Options] [Logon] Example,
Using Easy Connect (EZConnect) ? Non-default port oratop system/manager@dbhost:4800/db1.domain.com ? Default port (1521):
oratop system/manager@dbhost/db1.domain.com
d : Real-Time Top 5 Wait Events, section 3.
Specifies Wait Events display mode.
Default: Cumulative
To override the default value
? Command line: -d ? Runtime: d
k : 「FILE#:BLOCK#」 for objects being waited on, process section 4.
Specifies 「FILE#:BLOCK#」 display mode.
Default: EVENT/LATCH
To override the default value
? Command line: -k ? Runtime: k
m : 「MODULE/ACTION」, process section 4. Specifies 「MODULE/ACTION」 display mode.
Default: USERNAME/PROGRAM
To override the default value
? Command line: -m ? Runtime: m
s : SQL mode of section 4. Specifies SQL display.
Default: Process mode
To override the default value
? Command line: -s ? Runtime: s
c : Database Service centric mode.
Displays information based on the database service specified in the connect string.
Default: Connection mode
To override the default value ? Command line: -c ? Runtime: N/A
f : Long format, (132 columns)
Specifies long format for header & process section.
Default: short (80 columns)
To override the default value
? Command line: -f ? Runtime: f
p : Process mode of section 4. process display. Default: Process mode
To override the default value
? Command line: -p
? Runtime: p
b : Batch mode operation.
Runs in sequential frames. It is useful for sending output to a file. In this mode, oratop will run continuously interrupted only by the user (CTRL-C) or until the iterations limit is reached if it is set with the '-n' command-line option. Default: Text-based user interface
To override the default value ? Command line: -b ? Runtime: N/A
n : Maximum Number of iterations. (requires a number)
Specifies the maximum number of iterations, or frames, oratop should produce before ending.
Default: infinite
To override the default value ? Command line: -n ? Runtime: N/A
t: Displays tablespace information.
Default: N/A
? Command line: N/A ? Runtime: t
a: Displays ASM diskgroup information. (no op for non-ASM)
Default: N/A
? Command line: N/A ? Runtime: a
x: Displays SQL execution plan table. Requires input of the active SQL sql_id value.
Default: N/A
? Command line: N/A ? Runtime: x
i : Interval delay time. ( requires value in seconds)
Specifies the delay between update refresh. A short interval delay (<10s) is not guaranteed for the specified delay. This is particularly true for a loaded system.
Default: 5 seconds.
To override the default value
? Command line: -i < number in seconds> ? Runtime: i
v : oratop version number.
Displays version number
Default: N/A
? Command line: -v ? Runtime: N/A
h : Help.
Displays usage or output information.
Default: N/A
? Command line: -h[elp]
? Runtime: h
Runtime interactive and detail options can be seen after starting the utility followed by pressing the keyboard key ‘h’. (See Figure 3)
Figure 3. Runtime Options using help
1.1. [ d ] - Section 3 「DB EVENTS」 Cumulative( C)/ Real-Time (R/T) modes
See header starting with 「EVENT (c)」 in Figure 4 below.
Figure 4. Runtime toggle Option ‘d’ (Cumulative/ Real-Time) 1.2. [ k ] - Section 4 Process 「EVENT/*LATCH 「 and 「FILE#:BLK#」 columns
Figure 5. Runtime switch Option ‘k’ (process,「EVENT/[3]LATCH 「 & 「FILE#:BLK#」)
Usefulness
The 「FILE#:BLOCK#」 values are significant when there is a long wait on an object. It is possible to identify the reason for a bottleneck (e.g. concurrency, user_io, etc.) by correlating with the wait class and the wait event in the detailed (long) format.
Figure 6 below shows section 4 column changes.
Detailed format
? 「USERNAME」, 」PROGRAM 「 and「MODULE」, 」ACTION」column toggle
.
Default standard format
? 「USR」, 」PROG」 and 「MOD」, 」ACTN」. (default short format)
Figure 6. Runtime switch Option ‘m’ (process,「USR」, 「PROG」 and「MOD」, 「ACT」)
1.4. Section 4 modes
? [ p ] - Process mode (default) ? [ S ] - SQL mode
key press ‘p’ for process, ‘s’ for SQL switch (Section 4) Figure 7. Runtime switch Options ‘p’ (process) and ‘s’ (SQL)
Notes.
1. The SQL appearing in the SQL mode are for those with executions > 0.
2. Buffer gets to disk reads Hit ratio (BH%) is calculated from:
100*(buffer_gets/(buffer_gets_disk_reads))
1.5. f - Short (standard)/ long (detailed) format ![]() |
Changes back and forth, the format between the default standard short format and the detailed long format.
Figure 8. Runtime toggle Option ‘f’ (format)
Where,
Column Description[4]
TABLESPACE_NAME |
Name of the tablespace |
SIZE |
Tablespace total size (maxbytes) |
USED |
Tablespace used size |
USE% |
Tablespace used percentage (red if > 90%) |
STATUS |
Tablespace status: ONLINE, OFFLINE, READ ONLY (red if OFFLINE) |
BIGFILE |
Bigfile tablespace (YES) or a smallfile tablespace (NO) |
NDBF |
Number of smallfile db datafiles for the tablespace |
LOGGING |
Default logging attribute: LOGGING, NOLOGGING |
CONTENTS Tablespace contents: UNDO, PERMANENT, TEMPORARY
EXTENT_MANAGEMENT Extents are (DICTIONARY) managed or locally managed (LOCAL)
SEGMENT_SPACE_MANAGEMENT Tablespace is managed using free lists (MANUAL) or bitmaps (AUTO)
RETENTIONUndo tablespace retention: GUARANTEE, NOGUARANTEE, NOT APPLY ENCRYPTED Tablespace is encrypted (YES) or not (NO)
Table 1. Tablespace information header description (shaded for the default format) 1.7. a - ASM disk group information Context Figure 10. Runtime ASM diskgroup information Option ‘a’Where,
Column Description[5]
INST_ID |
Instance identification number |
DISKGROUP_NAME |
Name of the disk group (DG) |
SIZE |
Total capacity of the disk group |
FREE |
Unused capacity of the disk group |
%USED |
Disk group used percentage (red if > 90%) |
HOTU |
Number of used bytes in the hot region |
COLD |
Number of used bytes in the cold region |
STATE |
State of the disk group relative to the instance. (red if not CONNECTED ) |
TYPE |
Redundancy type for the disk group: EXTERN , NORMAL , HIGH |
OFFLINE_DISKS |
Number of disks in the disk group that are currently offline (red > 0) |
ALLOCATION_UNIT_SIZE |
Size of the allocation unit (ALLOCATION_UNIT_SIZE ) |
VOTING_FILES Indicates whether the disk contains voting files (Y) or not (N) (red if ‘Y’) ASM_COMP Minimum S/W version required for ASM instance to mount this DG DB_COMP Minimum S/W version required for a DB instance to use files in this DG
Table 2. ASM disk group information header description (shaded for the default format) 1.8. x - SQL Execution Plan table contextBasic SQL execution plan table option for active SQL with SQL_ID.
Pressing the keyboard key ‘x’ will prompt the user to input the SQL_ID value. (see
Figure 11)
Figure 11. Runtime SQL Plan table Option ‘x’ (SQL mode)
1.9. [ i - Delay interval input option
Pressing the keyboard key 「i」 at run time prompts the user to input the desired interval in seconds. (see Figure 12)
Figure 12. Runtime refresh interval Option ‘i’
The run time help menu is driven by the preselected option(s).
The following sections will show help for section 4 of the SQL mode only. Help for all the other sections follow in the the same manner.
2.1. Help SQL mode (Default, short format)
keyboard key 「s」 was pressed to select SQL mode for section 4 prior to pressing the help menu key 「h」.
Figure 13 below shows description of section 4 columns while in SQL mode and default format.
Figure 13. Runtime Data Description (Section 4 SQL mode short format)
2.2. Help SQL mode (Detailed, long format)
Here, the keyboard keys 「s」 and 「f」 were pressed to select SQL mode for section 4 in the detailed format prior to pressing the help menu key 「h」.
Figure 14 below shows detail of section 4 in SQL mode and detailed format.
Figure 14. Runtime Data Description (Section 4 SQL mode detailed format)
「EVENT/*LATCHcolumn auto toggle across refreshes. The auto toggle is activated whenever there is a wait on a latch and potential process hang or spin is detected. It provide a useful information if such hang or spin last for a long duration.
Significant data guard indicators are highlighted in yellow as shown Figure 16 below. In particular, the value for the apply rate (ar) is highly desired.
Figure 17 below shows an example of oratop started with the 「-c」 option connecting via the user defined service named 「sro」. Service centric values are highlighted in light brown. Values not highlighted are database/ instance overall values.
Note. when in service mode, the database name in the header section will be replaced by the service name and highlighted in red.
4.1. Connection to CDB[6] root
Relevant indicators to the Multitenant database are highlighted in yellow. At CDB root, the header (section 1) will show the number of tenants housed in this Multitenant database. For example, Figure 18 shows 3 pdbs (not including seed database).
The 「CID」 column in the SQL mode stands for Container_ID.
Indicators to a tenant database are highlighted in a yellow for the next two subjects.
4.2.3. Connection without the 「-c」 command line option
Figure 19 shows a non-service based connection (not using 「-c」 flag) to a tenant having database name 「pdb1」 with container id (cid) 3 (which is the 1st pdb). Columns with values being dimmed are not pdb specific, they are generic root level (CDB) unless they are enabled in the database.
Figure 20 shows shows relevant stats when connecting via service and using the「-c」 flag to the same tenant 「pdb1」.
Highlighted values in red color shows significant differences with the previously shown Figure 19.
Figure 21 below shows a snapshot from a batch run with output redirected to standard system file.
Note.
In RAC environment, while section 2 of oratop (Database section) is restricted to the top 5 instances in the text-based user interface, all of the available instances will be listed in the batch mode.
Miscellaneous
? RED
Values flagged and highlighted in red color are merely a warning or to emphasize importance.
To quit the program, user may press any of the following keyboard keys:
? Character "q" or "Q", or Esc key
? Ctrl+c (to abort)
In all cases, proper OCI session cleanup and logout is performed.
To allow the non-privileged user to use oratop, the system administrator with DBA privileges may issue the following grants:
grant select on to ;
v$active_services v$instance v$latchname v$parameter V$PDBS (12c) v$recovery_file_dest v$sqlcommand v$system_event
[g]v$servicemetric
[g]v$session
[g]v$sql
[g]v$sysmetric
GV$ASM_DISKGROUP
GV$DIAG_INFO
GV$PGASTAT
GV$PROCESS
GV$OSSTAT
GV$RECOVERY_PROGRESS
GV$SESSION_WAIT_CLASS
GV$SESSTAT
GV$SERVICE_EVENT
GV$SERVICE_STATS
GV$SGA
GV$SORT_SEGMENT
GV$SQLAREA
GV$SQL_PLAN
GV$SYSTEM_EVENT
GV$SYSSTAT dba_data_files dba_free_space dba_tablespaces dba_temp_files dba_undo_extents sys.ts$
Table 3. internal views to be granted to the unprivileged user Note. Typical error for a non-granted user may receive upon connection is,
ERROR CODE = 942
ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
The 「oratop」 program is written in C program, using OCI API. It is not intrusive to a database server, and it leaves small footprints on the server, namely the sqls used by the program. It employs Unix 「termio, 「ioctl」 libraries, and VT100 escape characters to achieve cursor control, font colors, program exit control and terminal (xterm) resizing capability.
On the client side, the oratop program is a very light process that uses minimal CPU and Memory. For the server process, its resources are server dependent.
Remark.
oratop’s specific queries are intentionally filtered out from the SQL section to reduce noise. Information regarding these queries can be found on the server using AWR.
The intention of using this utility is to get a quick glance at the database. The oratop SQL statements will show up in the top SQL section of AWR due to the high execution rate when running for a long duration and a short interval. Like any other SQL, oratop SQL performance will be impacted on over loaded systems.
Limitations
? The program is compatible with oracle client version11.2 and 12cR1
? Requires server to have been started with the following parameter statistics_level=TYPICAL[8]
The program may exhibit anomalies at run time, most of which are expected since an event may occur while the program is in the middle of executing/ fetching operations.
On a busy server, the following operations may leave the terminal blank for a short period:
? A program initialization
? A terminal resizing (shrink/expand the terminal)
? An instance joining/leaving the cluster
? Quitting interactive keys menus
? Upon exiting the program
Pressing a keyboard key to interact with the program may appear to have slow response on a busy server. Key press response time depends on the interval/execution state.
Like any SQL session, the program may fail due to a server error, and the particular error will be displayed.
In some situation (corner cases) the program may leave the terminal (xterm) SHELL environment in an undesirable setting. To restore the terminal to its original settings, he user may issue the Linux command 「reset」.
The oratop utility provides dba user a quick overview of a running database status and activity. It aggregates useful diagnostics such as overall database performance degradation, bottleneck, identifies potential blocker(s), and helps to detect memory leak from processes. The utility also reports badly performing SQL operations as well.
Furthermore, it helps in tuning some aspects of the database like user concurrency.
Modifications:
Version 14.1.2 – May 2014, bug fix for batch mode. (SR 3-89597485410)
Version 14.1.1 – Apr 2014, Fix few minor bugs,
Version 14.1.0 – Mar 2014, New release with enhancement for sql, data guard, Multitenant database, Version 13.3.4 – Aug 2013, display oratop version/uptime as xterm title, also added a new key press ‘g」 toggle, Version 13.2.4 – Jul 2013, Top waits change for cpu stats by stats name and waits by sum. Version 13.2.3 – Jun 2013, All instances in section 2 will be listed implicitly in batch mode.
Version 13.2.2 – Jun 2013, Introduced new switches, IOPS/IORL, MOD,ACTN/USR,PROG.
Version 13.2.0 – May 2013, Long format and Top 5 dynamic wait events.
Version 13.1.0 – Mar 2013, sqlplus connection like and the doc were updated from June 2011.
Version 12.1.0 – Dec 2012, added help key 「h」. Versions 1-12 – Mar 2010, created.
[1] Connecting 「 / as sysdba「 is allowed only for bequeath connections.
[2] The remote database requires setting the 「REMOTE_LOGIN_PASSWORDFILE」 paired with the availability of an Oracle password file
[3] The asterisk (*) prefixing the latch name is used to distinguish it from the wait event name.
[4] Oracle? Database Reference, 11g Release 2 (11.2) E40402-10 [dba: _tablespaces, _data_files, _free_space, _undo_extents]
[5] Oracle? Database Reference, 11g Release 2 (11.2) E40402-10 [GV$ASM_DISKGROUP]
[6] Also referred to as Consolidated database.
[7]Also referred to as Tenant or a container
[8] Statistics_level cannot be set to 「BASIC」 since it will disable the required timed_statistics
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