How to find lock and more information why the conc prg taking to much time

Oracle Apps R12- Orader Management
Hi All
I am new to Oracle Apps,We i run my concurrent Program
its take too much time to complete.How to find that there is any lock occur in table while the concurrent program is running, any other way to find why the concurrent program takes too much of time to execute and how can we speed up the process.
Yesterday day we makes some change to speed up the process with our DBA to speed up the concurrent program
The first concurrent program takes 2.30 hours and after these changes its take 1.45 hours.Please suggest it is correct
Logged with System Administrator Responsibility.
Manager – Define – Standard Manager.
Set the PROCESSES value as 15 (changed from 10).
Set the SLEEP SECONDS value as 10 (Changed from 30).
Manager – Define – Standard Manager2.
Set the PROCESSES value as 15 (changed from 10).
Set the SLEEP SECONDS value as 10 (Changed from 60).
Any suggestion on how find why it takes too much of time.
Any help is highly appricatable
Thanks & Regards
Srikkanth.M

Hi;
Please check below notes:
FAQ: Common Tracing Techniques within the Oracle Applications 11i/R12 [ID 296559.1]
FAQ - How to Use Debug Tools and Scripts for the APS Suite [ID 245974.1]
Turning Debug Mode On [ID 148140.1]
How to Obtain Debug Log in R12 [ID 787727.1]
How to enable and retrieve debug log messages [ID 433199.1]
Running a Trace on a Form [ID 148143.1]
Running a Trace on a Process [ID 148145.1]
Regard
Helios

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Today,one of my user ran the calc script and the process is taking too much time, then i kill the process. I am wondering about one thing here even it is taking too long to kill the process, generally it will not take more than 2 sec. I did this through EAS.
After that I ran Maxl statement
alter system kill request 552599515;
there is no use at all.
Please reply if you have any solutions to kill this process.
Thanks in advance.
Ram.

Hi Ram,
1. Firstly, How much time does your calculation scripts normally run.
2. While it was running, you can go to the logs and monitor where exactly the script is taking time .
3. Sometimes, it does take time to cancel a transaction ( as it might be in between).
4. Maxl is always good to kill ,as you did . It should be succesful . Check the logs what it says ,and also the "sessions" which might say "terminating" and finish it off.
5. If nothing works ,and in the worst case scenarion , if its taking time without doing anything. Then log off all the users and stop the databas and start it .
6. Do log off all the users, so that you dont corrupt any filter related sec file.
Be very careful , if its production ( and I assume you have latest backups)
Sandeep Reddy Enti
HCC
http://hyperionconsultancy.com/

Taking too much time for saving PO with line item more than 600

HI
We are trying to save PO with line items more than 600, but it is taking too much time to save. It is taking more than 1 hour to save the PO.
Kindly let me know is there any restriction for no. of line items in the PO. Pls guide
regards
Sanjay

Hi,
I suggest you to do a trace (tcode ST05) to identify the bottleneck.
You can know some reasons in Note 205005 - Performance composite note: Purchase order.
I hope this helps you
Regards
Eduardo

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How to find Latch and what actions need to be taken when there is a latch

Hi
Can you please tell me how to find Latch and what actions need to be taken when there is a latch?
Thanks
Regards,
RJ.

1. What is a latch?
Latches are low level serialization mechanisms used to protect shared
data structures in the SGA. The implementation of latches is operating
system dependent, particularly in regard to whether a process will wait
for a latch and for how long.
A latch is a type of a lock that can be very quickly acquired and freed.
Latches are typically used to prevent more than one process from
executing the same piece of code at a given time. Associated with each
latch is a cleanup procedure that will be called if a process dies while
holding the latch. Latches have an associated level that is used to
prevent deadlocks. Once a process acquires a latch at a certain level it
cannot subsequently acquire a latch at a level that is equal to or less
than that level (unless it acquires it nowait).
2. Latches vs Enqueues
Enqueues are another type of locking mechanism used in Oracle.
An enqueue is a more sophisticated mechanism which permits several concurrent
processes to have varying degree of sharing of "known" resources. Any object
which can be concurrently used, can be protected with enqueues. A good example
is of locks on tables. We allow varying levels of sharing on tables e.g.
two processes can lock a table in share mode or in share update mode etc.
One difference is that the enqueue is obtained using an OS specific
locking mechanism. An enqueue allows the user to store a value in the lock,
i.e the mode in which we are requesting it. The OS lock manager keeps track
of the resources locked. If a process cannot be granted the lock because it
is incompatible with the mode requested and the lock is requested with wait,
the OS puts the requesting process on a wait queue which is serviced in FIFO.
Another difference between latches and enqueues is that
in latches there is no ordered queue of waiters like in enqueues. Latch
waiters may either use timers to wakeup and retry or spin (only in
multiprocessors). Since all waiters are concurrently retrying (depending on
the scheduler), anyone might get the latch and conceivably the first one to
try might be the last one to get.
3. When do we need to obtain a latch?
A process acquires a latch when working with a structure in the SGA
(System Global Area). It continues to hold the latch for the period
of time it works with the structure. The latch is dropped when the
process is finished with the structure. Each latch protects a different
set of data, identified by the name of the latch.
Oracle uses atomic instructions like "test and set" for operating on latches.
Processes waiting to execute a part of code for which a latch has
already been obtained by some other process will wait until the
latch is released. Examples are redo allocation latches, copy
latches, archive control latch etc. The basic idea is to block concurrent
access to shared data structures. Since the instructions to
set and free latches are atomic, the OS guarantees that only one process gets
it. Since it is only one instruction, it is quite fast. Latches are held
for short periods of time and provide a mechanism for cleanup in case
a holder dies abnormally while holding it. This cleaning is done using
the services of PMON.
4. Latches request modes?
Latches request can be made in two modes: "willing-to-wait" or "no wait". Normally,
latches will be requested in "willing-to-wait" mode. A request in "willing-to-wait" mode
will loop, wait, and request again until the latch is obtained. In "no wait" mode the process
request the latch. If one is not available, instead of waiting, another one is requested. Only
when all fail does the server process have to wait.
Examples of "willing-to-wait" latches are: shared pool and library cache latches
A example of "no wait" latches is the redo copy latch.
5. What causes latch contention?
If a required latch is busy, the process requesting it spins, tries again
and if still not available, spins again. The loop is repeated up to a maximum
number of times determined by the initialization parameter SPINCOUNT.
If after this entire loop, the latch is still not available, the process must yield
the CPU and go to sleep. Initially is sleeps for one centisecond. This time is
doubled in every subsequent sleep.
This causes a slowdown to occur and results in additional CPU usage,
until a latch is available. The CPU usage is a consequence of the
"spinning" of the process. "Spinning" means that the process continues to
look for the availability of the latch after certain intervals of time,
during which it sleeps.
6. How to identify contention for internal latches?
Relevant data dictionary views to query
V$LATCH
V$LATCHHOLDER
V$LATCHNAME
Each row in the V$LATCH table contains statistics for a different type
of latch. The columns of the table reflect activity for different types
of latch requests. The distinction between these types of requests is
whether the requesting process continues to request a latch if it
is unavailable:
willing-to-wait If the latch requested with a willing-to-wait
request is not available, the requesting process
waits a short time and requests the latch again.
The process continues waiting and requesting until
the latch is available.
no wait If the latch requested with an immediate request is
not available, the requesting process does not
wait, but continues processing.
V$LATCHNAME key information:
GETS Number of successful willing-to-wait requests for
a latch.
MISSES Number of times an initial willing-to-wait request
was unsuccessful.
SLEEPS Number of times a process waited a requested a latch
after an initial wiling-to-wait request.
IMMEDIATE_GETS Number of successful immediate requests for each latch.
IMMEDIATE_MISSES Number of unsuccessful immediate requests for each latch.
Calculating latch hit ratio
To get the Hit ratio for latches apply the following formula:
"willing-to-wait" Hit Ratio=(GETS-MISSES)/GETS
"no wait" Hit Ratio=(IMMEDIATE_GETS-IMMEDIATE_MISSES)/IMMEDIATE_GETS
This number should be close to 1. If not, tune according to the latch name
7. Useful SQL scripts to get latch information
** Display System-wide latch statistics.
column name format A32 truncate heading "LATCH NAME"
column pid heading "HOLDER PID"
select c.name,a.addr,a.gets,a.misses,a.sleeps,
a.immediate_gets,a.immediate_misses,b.pid
from v$latch a, v$latchholder b, v$latchname c
where a.addr = b.laddr(+)
and a.latch# = c.latch#
order by a.latch#;
** Given a latch address, find out the latch name.
column name format a64 heading 'Name'
select a.name from v$latchname a, v$latch b
where b.addr = '&addr'
and b.latch#=a.latch#;
** Display latch statistics by latch name.
column name format a32 heading 'LATCH NAME'
column pid heading 'HOLDER PID'
select c.name,a.addr,a.gets,a.misses,a.sleeps,
a.immediate_gets,a.immediate_misses,b.pid
from v$latch a, v$latchholder b, v$latchname c
where a.addr = b.laddr(+) and a.latch# = c.latch#
and c.name like '&latch_name%' order by a.latch#;
8. List of all the latches
Oracle versions might differ in the latch# assigned to the existing latches.
The following query will help you to identify all latches and the number assigned.
column name format a40 heading 'LATCH NAME'
select latch#, name from v$latchname;

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Hi,
How to find CPU and Memory Utilization of my application which is
running in solaris workstation.My application has a management console in which we need to update the cpu and memory periodically.
(Notr : Usage of JNI is restrcited)
Thnx and Rgds,
Mohan

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 * <ul>
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 * <li>Total is the amount of bytes currently allocated from the JVM for the application.
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 * varies between 0 and Total.
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 * to Total.
 * <li>The available amount of memory is the maximum number of bytes that can be allocated by the application (Max - used).
 * </ul>
 * In brief: used <= total <= max
 * 
 * The JVM can allocate up to 64MB (be default) system memory for the application. If more is required, the JVM has to be started with the Xmx option
 * (e.g. "java -Xmx128m" for 128 MB). The amount of currently allocated system memory is Total. As the JVM can't give back unallocated memory
 * to the operating system, Total can just increase (up to Max).
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 static public String getMemoryInfo() {
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How to find 11i and r12 applications characterset not of database only applications,What is IANA characterset asked in rapid install?How to find IANA character set in 11i and r12
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How to monitor the lock and blocks occurred for the full day? i need to get it by end of the day. is there any script for this?

Hi,
How to monitor the lock and blocks occurred for the full day? i need to get it by end of the day. is there any script for this?
Why would you like to collect information about locks and let me tell you, you cannot collect information about ALL locks which were taken and even thinking about it is pointless.
Coming to blocking if you have heavy system with huge concurrency there is bound to be blocking which is necessary and good for RDBMS but if the blocking remains for long time then this is a issue.
There is DMV sys.dm_tran_locks which tell you what all locks are being taken. You can see various examples mentioned in DMV online documentation and can schedule the query to run every 5
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I am using the Order Analysis Toolkit and want to get more information about the compensation for "Reference Signal Processing", which is scarce in the manuals, the website and the examples installed with the toolkit.
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2. OAT Digital Tacho Process.vi
3. OAT Get Even Angle Reference.vi
4. OAT Convert to Even Angle Signal.vi
5. OAT Compensate Even Angle Signal.vi
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Our application is based on FPGA and we need to clarity those aspects before implementing the procedure.
Solved!
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Take a look at the link bellow:
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