Help understanding Analyzer output

Can anyone help on understanding the db analyzer output attached ?
The MaxCPUs message is clear I'd like to understand there are some issues that can be fixed.
Thank you !!
===== #0          at 2009-03-20 11:53:42
* I Database Analyzer configuration file dbanalyzer77.cfg, version 7.7.06 Build 009-123-202-944
* I Number of logical CPUs: 8, physical CPUs: 2, processor type: x86_64
* I Configuration: number of CPUs (MAXCPU): 6, max user tasks: 1020
* I 'MaxCPUs' (6) exceeds number of physical CPUs (2)!
* I Physical memory 16088 MB, virtual memory 16386 MB, memory allocated from instance: 5292 MB
* I Operating system: Linux 2.6.23.1-42.fc8 #1 SMP Tue Oct 30 13:18:33 EDT 2007
* I Kernel version: Kernel    7.7.06   Build 009-123-202-944
* I Instance ECF3 (fatboy) is up since 23:59:58
* I Number of data volumes: 2
* I SQL commands executed: 174857156
* W1 Number of tables where update statistics is required: 1
* W1 Owner: DBA, table: SYSUPGRADEHISTORY
* W1 Lock list escalations: 12
* I Size of data cache 4094.43 MB, used data size in instance 1364.88 MB
* W3 Log automatic overwrite is set to 'on' !
===== #1          at 2009-03-20 11:54:42
* I SQL commands executed: 2148, avg. 39.31 per second
* I Active User tasks found in state 'Enter ExclLock': 2
* I Active User tasks found in state 'Running': 2
* I Active User tasks found in state 'Connect close': 1
* I Runnable User tasks found in state 'Enter ExclLock': 2
* I UKT11: commands: 25316973, dispatches: 109499812, user task 785 is running, 1 tasks are waiting for CPU
* I UKT10: commands: 18359305, dispatches: 107190388, user task 617 is running, 1 tasks are waiting for CPU
* I UKT10: user task 620 is waiting for CPU in state 'Enter ExclLock'
* I UKT11: user task 788 is waiting for CPU in state 'Enter ExclLock'
* W2 74 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.33%: 31873 rows read, 106 rows qualified
* I CPU utilization: instance ECF3: 101.64% (usr: 101.64%, sys: 0%) host: 104.92% (usr: 103.28%, sys: 1.64%, idle: 691.8%)
===== #2          at 2009-03-20 11:55:43
* I SQL commands executed: 2527, avg. 46.28 per second
* I Active User tasks found in state 'Running': 1
* I Active User tasks found in state 'Connect close': 2
* I Active User tasks found in state 'ExclLock Yield': 1
* I Runnable User tasks found in state 'ExclLock Yield': 1
* I UKT11: commands: 25318126, dispatches: 109644955, user task 784 is running, 1 tasks are waiting for CPU
* I UKT11: user task 790 is waiting for CPU in state 'ExclLock Yield'
* W3 27 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.17%: 16227 rows read, 27 rows qualified
* I DATA50: collision rate 3.29%, 436543 collisions, 1 waits (0%), 13256056 accesses on region 54
* W3 User task 1130 blocked in state 'Connect close' since 60s, application pid 1510
* I CPU utilization: instance ECF3: 113.33% (usr: 113.33%, sys: 0%) host: 115% (usr: 115%, sys: 0%, idle: 691.67%)
===== #3          at 2009-03-20 11:56:43
* I SQL commands executed: 1379, avg. 26.7 per second
* W3 20 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.20%: 10148 rows read, 20 rows qualified
* I CPU utilization: instance ECF3: 47.54% (usr: 47.54%, sys: 0%) host: 50.82% (usr: 49.18%, sys: 1.64%, idle: 742.62%)
===== #4          at 2009-03-20 11:57:44
* I SQL commands executed: 6910, avg. 119.33 per second
* I Active User tasks found in state 'Connect close': 1
* W2 240 table scans, selectivity 0.64%: 196678 rows read, 1267 rows qualified
* W3 57 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.28%: 26740 rows read, 76 rows qualified
* W2 330 index accesses, selectivity 1.54%: 36056 rows read, 557 rows qualified
* I CPU utilization: instance ECF3: 45% (usr: 45%, sys: 0%) host: 46.67% (usr: 46.67%, sys: 0%, idle: 760%)
===== #5          at 2009-03-20 11:58:44
* I SQL commands executed: 1522, avg. 29.05 per second
* I Active User tasks found in state 'Running': 1
* W3 56 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.20%: 27880 rows read, 56 rows qualified
* I CPU utilization: instance ECF3: 73.77% (usr: 73.77%, sys: 0%) host: 78.69% (usr: 77.05%, sys: 1.64%, idle: 716.39%)
===== #6          at 2009-03-20 11:59:45
* I SQL commands executed: 1557, avg. 30.12 per second
* I Active User tasks found in state 'Running': 1
* W3 38 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.16%: 23366 rows read, 38 rows qualified
* I CPU utilization: instance ECF3: 51.67% (usr: 51.67%, sys: 0%) host: 55% (usr: 53.33%, sys: 1.67%, idle: 755%)
===== #7          at 2009-03-20 12:00:45
* I SQL commands executed: 5712, avg. 97.74 per second
* I Active User tasks found in state 'Running': 1
* W3 47 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.16%: 28046 rows read, 46 rows qualified
* I CPU utilization: instance ECF3: 73.77% (usr: 73.77%, sys: 0%) host: 75.41% (usr: 75.41%, sys: 0%, idle: 718.03%)
===== #8          at 2009-03-20 12:01:46
* I SQL commands executed: 1565, avg. 30.25 per second
* W3 42 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.17%: 24666 rows read, 42 rows qualified
* I DATA50: collision rate 4.43%, 444353 collisions, no waits, 10038277 accesses on region 54
* I CPU utilization: instance ECF3: 86.67% (usr: 86.67%, sys: 0%) host: 91.67% (usr: 90%, sys: 1.67%, idle: 716.67%)
===== #9          at 2009-03-20 12:02:46
* I SQL commands executed: 2111, avg. 38.7 per second
* I Active User tasks found in state 'Running': 1
* I Active User tasks found in state 'Connect close': 1
* W3 53 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.16%: 33101 rows read, 53 rows qualified
* I CPU utilization: instance ECF3: 86.89% (usr: 85.25%, sys: 1.64%) host: 86.89% (usr: 86.89%, sys: 0%, idle: 706.56%)
===== #10         at 2009-03-20 12:03:47
* I SQL commands executed: 1293, avg. 25.72 per second
* W3 43 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.17%: 24667 rows read, 43 rows qualified
* I CPU utilization: instance ECF3: 65% (usr: 65%, sys: 0%) host: 70% (usr: 68.33%, sys: 1.67%, idle: 736.67%)

Hi again Andrea!
> Can anyone help on understanding the db analyzer output attached ?
> The MaxCPUs message is clear I'd like to understand there are some issues that can be fixed.
Ok, let's see if we can provide a free walkthrough..
> ===== #0 at 2009-03-20 11:53:42
> * I Database Analyzer configuration file dbanalyzer77.cfg, version 7.7.06 Build 009-123-202-944
> * I Number of logical CPUs: 8, physical CPUs: 2, processor type: x86_64
> * I Configuration: number of CPUs (MAXCPU): 6, max user tasks: 1020
> * I 'MaxCPUs' (6) exceeds number of physical CPUs (2)!
> * I Physical memory 16088 MB, virtual memory 16386 MB, memory allocated from instance: 5292 MB
> * I Operating system: Linux 2.6.23.1-42.fc8 #1 SMP Tue Oct 30 13:18:33 EDT 2007
> * I Kernel version: Kernel 7.7.06 Build 009-123-202-944
> * I Instance ECF3 (fatboy) is up since 23:59:58
> * I Number of data volumes: 2
> * I SQL commands executed: 174857156
Ok, the I (= Information) messages are nothing to worry about.
It's just for your information.
> * W1 Number of tables where update statistics is required: 1
> * W1 Owner: DBA, table: SYSUPGRADEHISTORY
> * W1 Lock list escalations: 12
Then there are warning messages (W1, W2, W3).
These indicates violations to check rules.
These check rules are defined by the dbanalyzer configuration file and the warning severity level is simply chosen by the developer of that file.
These two warnings above (spread over 3 lines) are:
1. One table needs new statitics - it's table DBA.SYSUPGRADEHISTORY.
DBAnalyzer knows this, because the MaxDB Kernel inserted the tablename into a special system table SYSUPDSTATWANTED when it accessed it and found the statistics did not fit to the data in the table.
Run a "update statistics as per system table" to clear this warning.
2. There had been lock list escalations in the database.
This happens when a single transactions holds more than 20% of all available lock entries. If this happens all row-locks are escalated to tablelocks.
Since this obviously isn't the greatest thing for parallel data access, this should be avoided.
Increate the MAXLOCKS parameter (say to 1000000 for starters) and check whether there are still lock escalations.
> * I Size of data cache 4094.43 MB, used data size in instance 1364.88 MB
> * W3 Log automatic overwrite is set to 'on' !
This one is serious!
With log automatic overwrite on you basically say "the data in this database is not important - I do not need to recover this database instance".
Think about whether this fits the situation!
> * W2 74 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.33%: 31873 rows read, 106 rows qualified
This is a warning about badly tuned SQL statements.
For the 74 primary key ranges more than 310000 rows were read and only 106 fitted to the WHERE clause.
Check your statetements and think about providing appropriate indexes.
> * W3 27 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.17%: 16227 rows read, 27 rows qualified
Same again - only worse.
> * W3 User task 1130 blocked in state 'Connect close' since 60s, application pid 1510
You may want to check what user task 1130 is up to.
Why is it hanging on "Connect close" ? Maybe a network issue!?
> * W3 20 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.20%: 10148 rows read, 20 rows qualified
Ok, we already know this one.
You need to tune your SQL.
> * W2 240 table scans, selectivity 0.64%: 196678 rows read, 1267 rows qualified
And again - SQL not tuned good enough.
This time it's table scanes with a slightly better selectivity but still: reading nearly 200000 rows to get around 1200 is not the most clever thing to do.
> * W3 57 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.28%: 26740 rows read, 76 rows qualified
dito.
> * W2 330 index accesses, selectivity 1.54%: 36056 rows read, 557 rows qualified
Same in green - only that this time a secondary index was used. But still the index is not selective enough.
> * W3 56 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.20%: 27880 rows read, 56 rows qualified
Just like television - repetitions all over again.
> * W3 38 primary key range accesses, selectivity 0.16%: 23366 rows read, 38 rows qualified
They do this with Star Trek or Bonanza...:-)
ok, lets skip the rest.
I think you get the picture.
Hope that helps,
Lars

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In below SQL I would expect optimizer to fetch "ROWNUM < 500" first and then do the outer join. But below explain plan doesn't list it as No. 1. So I don't really understand how to intepret the sequence from the explain plan:
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( select TASK0_.TASK_ID from
( select task0_.task_id from task task0_) TASK0_ where ROWNUM < 500 ) TASK0_
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Plan hash value: 707970537
| Id | Operation                    | Name                     | Rows | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
|   0 | SELECT STATEMENT             |                          |   499 | 19461 | 1042   (6)| 00:00:13 |
|* 1 | HASH JOIN OUTER             |                          |   499 | 19461 | 1042   (6)| 00:00:13 |
|* 2 |   HASH JOIN OUTER            |                          |   499 | 16966 |   757   (6)| 00:00:10 |
|   3 |    NESTED LOOPS OUTER        |                          |   499 | 14471 |   589   (4)| 00:00:08 |
|   4 |     NESTED LOOPS OUTER       |                          |   499 | 12475 |   588   (4)| 00:00:08 |
|   5 |      NESTED LOOPS OUTER      |                          |   499 | 10479 |   588   (4)| 00:00:08 |
|   6 |       NESTED LOOPS OUTER     |                          |   499 | 8982 |   588   (4)| 00:00:08 |
|   7 |        VIEW                  |                          |   499 | 2495 |   588   (4)| 00:00:08 |
|* 8 |         COUNT STOPKEY        |                          |       |       |            |          |
|   9 |          INDEX FAST FULL SCAN| PK_TASK                  |   697K| 3403K|   588   (4)| 00:00:08 |
|* 10 |        INDEX UNIQUE SCAN     | PK_r_TRANSMISSION |     1 |    13 |     0   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|* 11 |       INDEX UNIQUE SCAN      | PK_b_a_TASK          |     1 |     3 |     0   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|* 12 |      INDEX UNIQUE SCAN       | PK_s_ERROR_TASK     |     1 |     4 |     0   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|* 13 |     INDEX UNIQUE SCAN        | PK_i_TASK    |     1 |     4 |     0   (0)| 00:00:01 |
| 14 |    INDEX FAST FULL SCAN      | PK_o_TASK           |   347K| 1695K|   161   (6)| 00:00:02 |
| 15 |   INDEX FAST FULL SCAN       | PK_f_MESSAGE        |   392K| 1917K|   276   (4)| 00:00:04 |
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12 - access("TASK0_"."TASK_ID"="TASK0_6_"."TASK_ID"(+))
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left outer join b_a_task task0_2_ on task0_.task_id=task0_2_.task_id
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| Id | Operation                    | Name                     | Rows | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
|   0 | SELECT STATEMENT             |                          |   499 | 6487 |   507   (1)| 00:00:07 |
|   1 | VIEW                        |                          |   499 | 6487 |   507   (1)| 00:00:07 |
|* 2 |   COUNT STOPKEY              |                          |       |       |            |          |
|   3 |    NESTED LOOPS OUTER        |                          |   501 | 19539 |   507   (1)| 00:00:07 |
|   4 |     NESTED LOOPS OUTER       |                          |   501 | 17034 |     5 (20)| 00:00:01 |
|   5 |      NESTED LOOPS OUTER      |                          |   501 | 15030 |     5 (20)| 00:00:01 |
|   6 |       NESTED LOOPS OUTER     |                          |   501 | 13026 |     5 (20)| 00:00:01 |
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|   8 |         NESTED LOOPS OUTER   |                          |   501 | 5010 |     5 (20)| 00:00:01 |
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|* 10 |          INDEX UNIQUE SCAN   | PK_o_TASK           |     1 |     5 |     1   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|* 11 |         INDEX UNIQUE SCAN    | PK_r_T |     1 |    13 |     0   (0)| 00:00:01 |
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|* 13 |       INDEX UNIQUE SCAN      | PK_s_ERROR_TASK     |     1 |     4 |     0   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|* 14 |      INDEX UNIQUE SCAN       | PK_i_TASK    |     1 |     4 |     0   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|* 15 |     INDEX UNIQUE SCAN        | PK_f_MESSAGE        |     1 |     5 |     1   (0)| 00:00:01 |
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dual
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unless you have written permission from Oracle Corporation.
AD Worker error:
The above program failed. See the error messages listed
above, if any, or see the log and output files for the program.
Time when worker failed: Tue Feb 02 2010 19:51:27
Start time for statement above is Tue Feb 02 12:44:52 GMT 2010
End time for statement above is Tue Feb 02 19:51:29 GMT 2010
Thanks,
Wei

Problem in BEx analyzer output in BI dev and BI Quality

Hi All
I am facing a problem in BEx analyzer output in BI Dev and BI Quality server where the query is make on BI infoset.
When i am executing the query in BI dev server then it is giving the output result but when i tried to executing the BI query in BI quality server the i got 'No available data found result'.
I have also checked the same selection input result in infoprovider for infoset and output is getting for the same.
Please suggest for regarding solution.
thanks & regards,
Gourav Sekhri

Hi,
check whether you have loaded data in to quality server if no, please load data for all the target involved in info set. If data loaded check all the target 'request for reporting available 'or not.
Also check whether data is showing in infoset or not.. if data availble there change your selection critiria accordingly.
Thanks
BVR
Edited by: binu v. rajan on Aug 20, 2011 4:23 PM

I need help understanding how the Apple components integrate to create a system across all my devices?

I need help understanding how the Apple components connect to create a whole system across all my devices?
Is there a resource that describes current system and associated functionality?
For example:
Buy A, B, C to achieve "X"
You will need:
an internet provider which supports <specs>
add D to achieve "Y"
You will need:
an internet provider which supports <specs>
add "E" to achieve "Z"
You will need:
an internet provider which supports <specs>
For example, I am looking at the Gen 6 Airport extreme. For intended performance do I need broadband? if so what are the specs, or will basic internet service suffice? Do I need the internet provider's modem or does the Airport extreme replace that? And then I think, if I am doing this, I should also look at Apple TV....What do I need and Why? Then I look at the New Desk top coming out in the fall, and I think well, if I wait and get this, what does this component do for the system, and what becomes redundant? What does this awesome desktop do for my ability to sit and use a new macbook air when I travel or sit on the couch in my PJs?
If there was a place that plainly stated "if you buy the new dektop you can configure a system including only these components and achieve <this result> and by adding <additional components> you will achieve this result.
I have been to the genius store a few times, but I come out of there more confused unless I have SPECIFIC questions or already know what to buy.
A "System Configuration App" would be a really great sales tool--Just saying.

I have no idea what "fully optimized" means.
No Apple device will let you watch broadcast TV. The Apple TV is a good option for watching streaming TV from iTunes, NetFlix and Hulu. If you want to watch from other sources, you may need to look at other devices.
Any Mac computer or iPad will allow you to surf the web.
What business software?
Time Capsule is a good option for back ups.
Update what across all devices?
For accessing documents from all devices, a service like Dropbox is your best bet.
I have no idea what "step as far away from an internet provider as possible" means. If you want Internet access, you need an Internet provider.
Lighting fast speed for what? Processor? The specs are listed for all devices in the Online Store. Internet? We're back to the service provider.
Technology changes. The only way to keep pace with it beyond a couple of years is to buy new stuff.
The bottom line is you need to look at the specs for devices availble and at your budget and decide what best meets your needs. If you are unable to do that on your own, there are lot of technology consultants out there who will, for a fee, look at your exact situation, make recommendations and even handle the purchase and set up. Perhaps that would be the best route for you.
Best of luck.

HELP about analog output video

Hello, I´m need help about analog output video in Premiere CS5 using Matrox RTX2. I need to crop a video with resolution in 1440x1080 to 4:3 in output analog. But what happens is wrong (I think). My video is in format anamorphic and the other option is 16:9 letterbox. Is there any way to crop the video without using effects. Thanks a Lot and sorry my bad english (my native language is Portuguese).

There are no 4:3 HD specifications. You'll have to put the video into a normal SD sequence, and scale it down till the top and bottom of the video meet the frame. That way the sides will be cut off.

Import finished with few errors...Help understanding it!

Hi all,
Yesterday, I finished to do an import in oracle. I used the impdp command and got few errors after the import was done. Here are some bits from my log. It was very long but I shortened it with the most common errors. I would appreciate your help understanding what does each error mean, and whether there's a solution available.
Thanks!
El sql que falla es:
CREATE TABLESPACE "SYSAUX" DATAFILE SIZE 125829120 LOGGING ONLINE PERMANENT BLOCKSIZE 16384 EXTENT MANAGEMENT LOCAL AUTOALLOCATE DEFAULT NOCOMPRESS SEGMENT SPACE MANAGEMENT AUTO
ORA-39083: Fallo de creación del tipo de objeto TABLESPACE con el error:
ORA-02236: nombre de archivo no válido
El sql que falla es:
CREATE TABLESPACE "IN_SGC_BD" DATAFILE '+DISKGROUP_BD/sgtc/datafile/rsgtc_in_sgt_bd1' SIZE 132120576 LOGGING ONLINE PERMANENT BLOCKSIZE 16384 EXTENT MANAGEMENT LOCAL AUTOALLOCATE DEFAULT NOCOMPRESS SEGMENT SPACE MANAGEMENT MANUAL
Procesando el tipo de objeto DATABASE_EXPORT/PASSWORD_VERIFY_FUNCTION
ORA-31684: El tipo de objeto PASSWORD_VERIFY_FUNCTION ya existe
Procesando el tipo de objeto DATABASE_EXPORT/SCHEMA/SEQUENCE/GRANT/OWNER_GRANT/OBJECT_GRANT
ORA-39111: Se ha saltado el tipo de objeto dependiente OBJECT_GRANT:"SYSTEM", ya existe el tipo de objeto base SEQUENCE:"SYSTEM"."SDE_LOGFILE_LID_GEN"
ORA-39083: Fallo de creación del tipo de objeto SYNONYM con el error:
ORA-00995: falta el identificador de sinónimos o no es válido
BEGIN
dbms_resource_manager.create_consumer_group('AUTO_TASK_CONSUMER_GROUP','System maintenance task consumer group','ROUND-ROBIN');COMMIT; END;
Procesando el tipo de objeto DATABASE_EXPORT/SYSTEM_PROCOBJACT/POST_SYSTEM_ACTIONS/PROCACT_SYSTEM
ORA-39083: Fallo de creación del tipo de objeto PROCACT_SYSTEM con el error:
ORA-29393: el usuario JAIMESP no existe o no está conectado
El sql que falla es:
BEGIN
dbms_resource_manager.create_plan_directive('PLAN_DIA','SGTC_USR','',30,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,30,600,5,'SGTC_SWITCH',NULL,TRUE,NULL,10240,1800,900,1800);
dbms_resource_manager.create_plan_directive('PLAN_DIA','SGTC_EDITOR','',40,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,10,600,10,'SGTC_SWITCH',NULL,TRUE,NULL,512000,1800,600,3600);
dbms_r
ORA-39083: Fallo de creación del tipo de objeto PROCACT_SYSTEM con el error:
ORA-06550: línea 2, columna 72:
PLS-00103: Se ha encontrado el símbolo "CHECK" cuando se esperaba uno de los siguientes:
in like like2 like4 likec between member submultiset
Procesando el tipo de objeto DATABASE_EXPORT/SCHEMA/TABLE/TABLE
ORA-39151: La tabla "OUTLN"."OL$" existe. Todos los metadados dependientes y los datos se saltarán debido table_exists_action de saltar
Procesando el tipo de objeto DATABASE_EXPORT/SCHEMA/TABLE/TABLE_DATA
. . "SIGELEC"."SDE_BLK_37" 4.976 KB 0 filas importadas
. . "SIGELEC"."SDE_BLK_38" 4.968 KB 0 filas importadas
. . "SGC_BD"."BDE_CRECOBJE" 5.234 KB 0 filas importadas
. . "SIGELEC"."D418" 4.851 KB 0 filas importadas
. . "SYSTEM"."DBM_TOPSQL" 6.125 KB 0 filas importadas
. . "SIGELEC"."F100" 5.562 KB 0 filas importadas
. . "SIGELEC"."F101" 5.593 KB 0 filas importadas
. . "SIGELEC"."F102" 14.77 KB 11 filas importadas
Procesando el tipo de objeto DATABASE_EXPORT/SCHEMA/PROCEDURE/ALTER_PROCEDURE
ORA-39082: El tipo de objeto ALTER_PROCEDURE:"SYSTEM"."GEN_ROLE_SGTC" se ha creado con advertencias de compilación
ORA-39083: Fallo de creación del tipo de objeto PACKAGE_BODY con el error:
ORA-04052: se ha producido un error al consultar el objeto remoto ENLACE.ELPQ_DATOPROY@CRE
ORA-00604: se ha producido un error a nivel 4 de SQL recursivo
ORA-12154: TNS:no se ha podido resolver el identificador de conexión especificado
ORA-39082: El tipo de objeto TRIGGER:"SIGERED"."TR_CTRL_ENERGIZA" se ha creado con advertencias de compilación
ORA-39083: Fallo de creación del tipo de objeto TRIGGER con el error:
ORA-04052: se ha producido un error al consultar el objeto remoto ENLACE.ELPQ_DATOCONS@CRE
ORA-00604: se ha producido un error a nivel 4 de SQL recursivo
ORA-12154: TNS:no se ha podido resolver el identificador de conexión especificado
El sql que falla es:
ALTER TRIGGER "SIGERED"."TR_CTRL_ENERGIZA" COMPILE PLSQL_OPTIMIZE_LEVEL= 2 PLSQL_CODE_TYPE= INTERPRETED PLSCOPE_SETTINGS= 'IDENTIFIERS:NONE'
ORA-39082: El tipo de objeto TRIGGER:"SIGERED"."TR_CTRL_CONCLUYE" se ha creado con advertencias de compilación
El sql que falla es:
BEGIN SYS.DBMS_IJOB.SUBMIT( JOB=> 165, LUSER=> 'SYSTEM', PUSER=> 'SYSTEM', CUSER=> 'SYSTEM', NEXT_DATE=> TO_DATE('2012-05-02 01:00:00', 'YYYY-MM-DD:HH24:MI:SS'), INTERVAL=> 'TRUNC(SYSDATE+1)+1/24', BROKEN=> FALSE, WHAT=> 'dbms_stats.gather_schema_stats(ownname => ''SIGERED'',options => ''GATHER'',estimate_percent => null,method_opt => ''FOR ALL COLUMNS SIZE 1'',cas
ORA-39083: Fallo de creación del tipo de objeto JOB con el error:
ORA-00001: restricción única (SYS.I_JOB_JOB) violada
El sql que falla es:
BEGIN SYS.DBMS_IJOB.SUBMIT( JOB=> 47, LUSER=> 'SIGERED', PUSER=> 'SIGERED', CUSER=> 'SIGERED', NEXT_DATE=> TO_DATE('2012-05-02 01:00:00', 'YYYY-MM-DD:HH24:MI:SS'), INTERVAL=> 'TRUNC(SYSDATE+1)+01/24', BROKEN=> FALSE, WHAT=> 'SIGERED.RDPQ_PROYECTOS.PR_PROCESAR;', NLSENV=> 'NLS_LANGUAGE=''AMERICAN'' NLS_TERRITORY=''AMERICA'' NLS_CURRENCY=''$'' NLS_ISO_CURRENCY=''AMERI
Procesando el tipo de objeto DATABASE_EXPORT/SCHEMA/POST_SCHEMA/PROCACT_SCHEMA
Procesando el tipo de objeto DATABASE_EXPORT/SCHEMA/PASSWORD_HISTORY
ORA-39083: Fallo de creación del tipo de objeto PASSWORD_HISTORY con el error:
ORA-01858: se ha encontrado un carácter no numérico donde se esperaba uno numérico
El trabajo "SYS"."SYS_IMPORT_FULL_01" ha terminado con 2249 error(es) en 17:21:02

Hello people,
I just run for the second time a full import, and it said it finished correctly.
The first time I run it, there was a message which said that the import had finished with 2249 errors (I checked my log and not all of them were errors but messages). I checked each single message and only had to solve a couple of things.
I first created a user in response to an ora-29393: user string does not exist or is not logged on.
The second thing I did was to run the utlrp.sql file in response to an ORA-39082. I did this according to this blog.
I know oracle is taking precedence each time I run an import. I don’t know if what I have done is okay or perhaps not all data was imported after all. This is the thread which I posted initially when errors came out.
Any reply is a supply.
Thanks loads

Help understand how this works

Hows everyone doing, i need some help understand this. This is my first time using Lulu. From the reviews i'v read about it they tell me this is the #1 place to come to to get my books printed. Here the question, i have all 3 of my books ready to be uploaded do i just sent that in, then they send me the prints ? or so they self them for me. Sorry if this seems like a dumb question, but its my first time using this particular site.

Here's a quick overview:
You start the new book wizard. Click "Create," pick a book type and size (hardcover, paperback, etc.; 6x9, 8.5 x 11, etc.), and click "Make this book."
Hint: If you want the widest distribution for your book, pick a size / type that has a green checkmark next to it.
The wizard will guide you to name your book, apply an ISBN (or get a free one), upload your contents, and upload your cover or design a cover. It will guide you to set pricing and distribution, and many other options.
When you've done all that, your book will be available to order. You will see two prices: the one you pay, and the one other people pay. The one you pay is the printing cost per book. It may be anywhere from $2.50 to $20.00 or more, depending on options you pick -- probably coser to the low end.
On that first page, where it says "Create," there is a calculator that will figure roughly what your book will cost (printing costs), so you can plan your options around that calculator.
So you order as many books as you want, pick shipping, pay with a credit card, and in a few days, the books are on your doorstep.
I hope that helps.

Help understanding ABAP Proxies

Can someone point me to documentation to help understand ABAP proxies? What they are, why I would use them and what are the considerations in using them over BAPI's or IDOCS? I had a recent discussion with someone who is choosing to not use them because of security considerations.

Hi Rick,
For ABAP proxy documentation refer...
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/ab/585f3c482a7331e10000000a114084/content.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/14/555f3c482a7331e10000000a114084/content.htm
For considerations in using proxy over BAPI's or IDOCS Refer...
/people/ravikumar.allampallam/blog/2005/08/14/choose-the-right-adapter-to-integrate-with-sap-systems
Regards
Anand

Help with DIgital Output Array with 6062E DAQ CARD...

Good morning, folks... I need some help with digital output of the 6062E PCMCIA card... I can output 1 line without problems... I need to control a 4066 with my digital outputs... I am doing this without greater problems... but there's something... I need that when one of my outputs is high, the others become low, unchangeably... so I tried to use an array to control my output and I couldn't do that... some errors showed up... can you help me please? Maybe there's any errors at my software, then I thank you if you help me... the vi is anexed...
Best Regards...
Attachments:
Untitled 3.vi ‏20 KB

See below for one of many methods. Change the "lines" string for your setup.
Also, please explore the Examples that ship with LabVIEW, and read your card's manual.
Richard

Help in understanding TKPROF output

Hi All,
Following is the TKPROF output of a user_dump_dest trace file, obtained by setting trace to 10046@level 12.
select "CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK" "C0", case "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD" when
*:"SYS_B_000" then :"SYS_B_001" when :"SYS_B_002" then :"SYS_B_003" when*
*:"SYS_B_004" then :"SYS_B_005" when :"SYS_B_006" then :"SYS_B_007" when*
*:"SYS_B_008" then :"SYS_B_009" when :"SYS_B_010" then :"SYS_B_011" when*
*:"SYS_B_012" then :"SYS_B_013" else "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT" end*
*"C1", "TIME_PERIOD13"."MONTH_CD" "C2", lpad(to_char(EXTRACT( MONTH*
FROM
*(TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_014") )), :"SYS_B_015", :"SYS_B_016") "C3", sum(case*
when "TIME_PERIOD13"."DAY_CLNDR_DATE"=TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_017" then
*"SALES_FACT"."EXTND_NET_SALE_AMNT" else :"SYS_B_018" end ) over (partition*
by "CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK", case "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD" when :"SYS_B_019"
then :"SYS_B_020" when :"SYS_B_021" then :"SYS_B_022" when :"SYS_B_023"
then :"SYS_B_024" when :"SYS_B_025" then :"SYS_B_026" when :"SYS_B_027"
then :"SYS_B_028" when :"SYS_B_029" then :"SYS_B_030" when :"SYS_B_031"
then :"SYS_B_032" else "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT" end ,
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."MONTH_CD") "C4", sum(case when*
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."DAY_CLNDR_DATE" between (TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_033" -*
NUMTODSINTERVAL( EXTRACT( DAY FROM TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_034" ), :"SYS_B_035" )
+ INTERVAL :"SYS_B_036" DAY) and TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_037" then
*"SALES_FACT"."EXTND_NET_SALE_AMNT" else :"SYS_B_038" end ) over (partition*
by "CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK", case "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD" when :"SYS_B_039"
then :"SYS_B_040" when :"SYS_B_041" then :"SYS_B_042" when :"SYS_B_043"
then :"SYS_B_044" when :"SYS_B_045" then :"SYS_B_046" when :"SYS_B_047"
then :"SYS_B_048" when :"SYS_B_049" then :"SYS_B_050" when :"SYS_B_051"
then :"SYS_B_052" else "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT" end ,
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."MONTH_CD") "C5", sum(case when*
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."DAY_CLNDR_DATE"=TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_053" then*
*"SALES_FACT"."QTY_SOLD_IN_CASES" else :"SYS_B_054" end ) over (partition by*
*"CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK", case "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD" when :"SYS_B_055"*
then :"SYS_B_056" when :"SYS_B_057" then :"SYS_B_058" when :"SYS_B_059"
then :"SYS_B_060" when :"SYS_B_061" then :"SYS_B_062" when :"SYS_B_063"
then :"SYS_B_064" when :"SYS_B_065" then :"SYS_B_066" when :"SYS_B_067"
then :"SYS_B_068" else "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT" end ,
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."MONTH_CD") "C6", sum(case when*
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."DAY_CLNDR_DATE" between (TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_069" -*
NUMTODSINTERVAL( EXTRACT( DAY FROM TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_070" ), :"SYS_B_071" )
+ INTERVAL :"SYS_B_072" DAY) and TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_073" then
*"SALES_FACT"."QTY_SOLD_IN_CASES" else :"SYS_B_074" end ) over (partition by*
*"CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK", case "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD" when :"SYS_B_075"*
then :"SYS_B_076" when :"SYS_B_077" then :"SYS_B_078" when :"SYS_B_079"
then :"SYS_B_080" when :"SYS_B_081" then :"SYS_B_082" when :"SYS_B_083"
then :"SYS_B_084" when :"SYS_B_085" then :"SYS_B_086" when :"SYS_B_087"
then :"SYS_B_088" else "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT" end ,
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."MONTH_CD") "C7", sum(case when*
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."DAY_CLNDR_DATE"=TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_089" then*
*"SALES_FACT"."QTY_SOLD_IN_KLGMS" else :"SYS_B_090" end ) over (partition by*
*"CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK", case "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD" when :"SYS_B_091"*
then :"SYS_B_092" when :"SYS_B_093" then :"SYS_B_094" when :"SYS_B_095"
then :"SYS_B_096" when :"SYS_B_097" then :"SYS_B_098" when :"SYS_B_099"
then :"SYS_B_100" when :"SYS_B_101" then :"SYS_B_102" when :"SYS_B_103"
then :"SYS_B_104" else "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT" end ,
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."MONTH_CD") "C8", sum(case when*
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."DAY_CLNDR_DATE" between (TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_105" -*
NUMTODSINTERVAL( EXTRACT( DAY FROM TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_106" ), :"SYS_B_107" )
+ INTERVAL :"SYS_B_108" DAY) and TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_109" then
*"SALES_FACT"."QTY_SOLD_IN_KLGMS" else :"SYS_B_110" end ) over (partition by*
*"CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK", case "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD" when :"SYS_B_111"*
then :"SYS_B_112" when :"SYS_B_113" then :"SYS_B_114" when :"SYS_B_115"
then :"SYS_B_116" when :"SYS_B_117" then :"SYS_B_118" when :"SYS_B_119"
then :"SYS_B_120" when :"SYS_B_121" then :"SYS_B_122" when :"SYS_B_123"
then :"SYS_B_124" else "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT" end ,
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."MONTH_CD") "C9", sum("SALES_FACT"."EXTND_GROSS_SALE_AMNT")*
over (partition by "CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK", case "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD"
when :"SYS_B_125" then :"SYS_B_126" when :"SYS_B_127" then :"SYS_B_128"
when :"SYS_B_129" then :"SYS_B_130" when :"SYS_B_131" then :"SYS_B_132"
when :"SYS_B_133" then :"SYS_B_134" when :"SYS_B_135" then :"SYS_B_136"
when :"SYS_B_137" then :"SYS_B_138" else
*"GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT" end , "TIME_PERIOD13"."MONTH_CD") "C10",*
*((sum(case when ("TIME_PERIOD13"."DAY_CLNDR_DATE"=TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_139")*
then "SALES_FACT"."EXTND_NET_SALE_AMNT" else :"SYS_B_140" end ) over
*(partition by "CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK", case "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD" when*
*:"SYS_B_141" then :"SYS_B_142" when :"SYS_B_143" then :"SYS_B_144" when*
*:"SYS_B_145" then :"SYS_B_146" when :"SYS_B_147" then :"SYS_B_148" when*
*:"SYS_B_149" then :"SYS_B_150" when :"SYS_B_151" then :"SYS_B_152" when*
*:"SYS_B_153" then :"SYS_B_154" else "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT" end*
*, "TIME_PERIOD13"."MONTH_CD")+sum(case when*
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."DAY_CLNDR_DATE" between (TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_155" -*
NUMTODSINTERVAL( EXTRACT( DAY FROM TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_156" ), :"SYS_B_157" )
+ INTERVAL :"SYS_B_158" DAY) and TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_159" then
*"SALES_FACT"."EXTND_NET_SALE_AMNT" else :"SYS_B_160" end ) over (partition*
by "CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK", case "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD" when :"SYS_B_161"
then :"SYS_B_162" when :"SYS_B_163" then :"SYS_B_164" when :"SYS_B_165"
then :"SYS_B_166" when :"SYS_B_167" then :"SYS_B_168" when :"SYS_B_169"
then :"SYS_B_170" when :"SYS_B_171" then :"SYS_B_172" when :"SYS_B_173"
then :"SYS_B_174" else "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT" end ,
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."MONTH_CD"))+(sum(case when*
*("TIME_PERIOD13"."DAY_CLNDR_DATE"=TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_175") then*
*"SALES_FACT"."QTY_SOLD_IN_CASES" else :"SYS_B_176" end ) over (partition by*
*"CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK", case "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD" when :"SYS_B_177"*
then :"SYS_B_178" when :"SYS_B_179" then :"SYS_B_180" when :"SYS_B_181"
then :"SYS_B_182" when :"SYS_B_183" then :"SYS_B_184" when :"SYS_B_185"
then :"SYS_B_186" when :"SYS_B_187" then :"SYS_B_188" when :"SYS_B_189"
then :"SYS_B_190" else "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT" end ,
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."MONTH_CD")+sum(case when "TIME_PERIOD13"."DAY_CLNDR_DATE"*
between (TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_191" - NUMTODSINTERVAL( EXTRACT( DAY FROM
TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_192" ), :"SYS_B_193" ) + INTERVAL :"SYS_B_194" DAY) and
TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_195" then "SALES_FACT"."QTY_SOLD_IN_CASES" else
*:"SYS_B_196" end ) over (partition by "CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK", case*
*"GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD" when :"SYS_B_197" then :"SYS_B_198" when*
*:"SYS_B_199" then :"SYS_B_200" when :"SYS_B_201" then :"SYS_B_202" when*
*:"SYS_B_203" then :"SYS_B_204" when :"SYS_B_205" then :"SYS_B_206" when*
*:"SYS_B_207" then :"SYS_B_208" when :"SYS_B_209" then :"SYS_B_210" else*
*"GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT" end , "TIME_PERIOD13"."MONTH_CD")))*
+(sum(case when ("TIME_PERIOD13"."DAY_CLNDR_DATE"=TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_211")
then "SALES_FACT"."QTY_SOLD_IN_KLGMS" else :"SYS_B_212" end ) over
*(partition by "CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK", case "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD" when*
*:"SYS_B_213" then :"SYS_B_214" when :"SYS_B_215" then :"SYS_B_216" when*
*:"SYS_B_217" then :"SYS_B_218" when :"SYS_B_219" then :"SYS_B_220" when*
*:"SYS_B_221" then :"SYS_B_222" when :"SYS_B_223" then :"SYS_B_224" when*
*:"SYS_B_225" then :"SYS_B_226" else "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT" end*
*, "TIME_PERIOD13"."MONTH_CD")+sum(case when*
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."DAY_CLNDR_DATE" between (TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_227" -*
NUMTODSINTERVAL( EXTRACT( DAY FROM TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_228" ), :"SYS_B_229" )
+ INTERVAL :"SYS_B_230" DAY) and TIMESTAMP :"SYS_B_231" then
*"SALES_FACT"."QTY_SOLD_IN_KLGMS" else :"SYS_B_232" end ) over (partition by*
*"CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK", case "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD" when :"SYS_B_233"*
then :"SYS_B_234" when :"SYS_B_235" then :"SYS_B_236" when :"SYS_B_237"
then :"SYS_B_238" when :"SYS_B_239" then :"SYS_B_240" when :"SYS_B_241"
then :"SYS_B_242" when :"SYS_B_243" then :"SYS_B_244" when :"SYS_B_245"
then :"SYS_B_246" else "GEOG12"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT" end ,
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."MONTH_CD")) "C11" from "THA_SALES_DBA"."CHNNL" "CHNNL",*
*(select "GEOG"."GEOG_KEY" "GEOG_KEY", "GEOG"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD"*
*"SUB_STATE_PRVNC_CD", "GEOG"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT"*
*"SUB_STATE_PRVNC_NAME_TXT" from "THA_SALES_DBA"."GEOG" "GEOG" where*
*"GEOG"."SUB_STATE_PRVNC_LOAD_DATA_TYPE"=:"SYS_B_247") "GEOG12",*
*"THA_SALES_DBA"."TIME_PERIOD" "TIME_PERIOD13", "THA_SALES_DBA"."SALES_FACT"*
*"SALES_FACT", (select "PROD"."PROD_KEY" "PROD_KEY", "PROD"."PROD_DVSN_CD"*
*"PROD_DVSN_CD", "PROD"."PCKG_SIZE_CD" "PCKG_SIZE_CD" from*
*"THA_SALES_DBA"."PROD" "PROD" where "PROD"."LOAD_DATA_TYPE_CD"=:"SYS_B_248")*
*"PROD14", "THA_SALES_DBA"."DSTRBTR" "DSTRBTR" where*
*"PROD14"."PROD_DVSN_CD"=:"SYS_B_249" and "PROD14"."PCKG_SIZE_CD"=*
*:"SYS_B_250" and "DSTRBTR"."DSTRBTR_CD"<>:"SYS_B_251" and CASE*
WHEN("DSTRBTR"."DSTRBTR_CD" IS NULL) OR ("CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK" IS NULL) THEN
NULL ELSE ("DSTRBTR"."DSTRBTR_CD"||"CHNNL"."CHNNL_BK") END<>:"SYS_B_252"
and "SALES_FACT"."CHNNL_KEY"="CHNNL"."CHNNL_KEY" and
*"SALES_FACT"."DSTRBTR_KEY"="DSTRBTR"."DSTRBTR_KEY" and*
*"SALES_FACT"."GEOG_KEY"="GEOG12"."GEOG_KEY" and "SALES_FACT"."PROD_KEY"=*
*"PROD14"."PROD_KEY" and "SALES_FACT"."TIME_PERIOD_KEY"=*
*"TIME_PERIOD13"."TIME_PERIOD_KEY"*
call     count       cpu    elapsed       disk      query    current        rows
Parse        1      0.01       0.00          0          0          0           0
Execute      1      0.01       0.01          0          0          0           0
Fetch     7632    129.92     245.70     406278      12619         35      763042
total     7634    129.95     245.73     406278      12619         35      763042
Misses in library cache during parse: 1
Optimizer mode: ALL_ROWS
Parsing user id: 68
Rows     Row Source Operation
*763042 WINDOW BUFFER (cr=12619 pr=406278 pw=257613 time=239232878 us)*
*763042 WINDOW BUFFER (cr=12619 pr=372409 pw=237458 time=217248824 us)*
*763042 WINDOW BUFFER (cr=12619 pr=339595 pw=217662 time=194593662 us)*
*763042 WINDOW BUFFER (cr=12619 pr=307255 pw=198149 time=177438908 us)*
*763042 WINDOW BUFFER (cr=12619 pr=275292 pw=178940 time=157976971 us)*
*763042 WINDOW BUFFER (cr=12619 pr=244097 pw=160017 time=139997871 us)*
*763042 WINDOW BUFFER (cr=12619 pr=213275 pw=141404 time=119675383 us)*
*763042 WINDOW BUFFER (cr=12619 pr=184170 pw=123525 time=105714100 us)*
*763042 WINDOW BUFFER (cr=12619 pr=155800 pw=105953 time=88478655 us)*
*763042 WINDOW BUFFER (cr=12619 pr=128025 pw=88650 time=71243641 us)*
*763042 WINDOW BUFFER (cr=12619 pr=100871 pw=71641 time=54047210 us)*
*763042 WINDOW BUFFER (cr=12619 pr=73821 pw=54957 time=35324144 us)*
*763042 WINDOW SORT (cr=12619 pr=48205 pw=38587 time=18865032 us)*
*763042 HASH JOIN (cr=12619 pr=0 pw=0 time=3127703 us)*
*15098 TABLE ACCESS FULL TIME_PERIOD (cr=693 pr=0 pw=0 time=15216 us)*
*763042 HASH JOIN (cr=11926 pr=0 pw=0 time=2344335 us)*
*1845 TABLE ACCESS FULL GEOG (cr=92 pr=0 pw=0 time=1910 us)*
*763194 HASH JOIN (cr=11834 pr=0 pw=0 time=1577327 us)*
*11 TABLE ACCESS FULL CHNNL (cr=7 pr=0 pw=0 time=47 us)*
*765432 HASH JOIN (cr=11827 pr=0 pw=0 time=1580849 us)*
*2 TABLE ACCESS FULL DSTRBTR (cr=7 pr=0 pw=0 time=50 us)*
*765432 HASH JOIN (cr=11820 pr=0 pw=0 time=814835 us)*
*313 TABLE ACCESS FULL PROD (cr=174 pr=0 pw=0 time=1195 us)*
*1045260 TABLE ACCESS FULL SALES_FACT (cr=11646 pr=0 pw=0 time=31 us)*
Elapsed times include waiting on following events:
Event waited on                             Times   Max. Wait Total Waited
----------------------------------------   Waited ---------- ------------
SQLNet message to client 7633 0.00 0.01*
SQLNet message from client 7633 1826.57 2334.17*
SQLNet more data from client 1 0.00 0.00*
direct path write temp                       5332        0.09          6.23
direct path read temp                      389239        0.09        115.09
The query is automatically generated by Cognos 8.2. The database is 64-bit Oracle 10.2.0.4 on Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition R2.
I am unable to understand the "*WINDOW BUFFER/WINDOW SORT*" statement under the Row Source Operation. Could one of you please explain this operation to me?
Thanks and Regards,
Sriraman

The WINDOW BUFFER/WINDOW SORT operations are used when processing analytical SQLs, you can see these in your SQL statement. In WINDOW BUFFER the SQL engine do calculations above some buffered data subset and in the WINDOW SORT data subsets are being sorted.
Dusan

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Masters,
EDITED INFORMATION:
Compared ten or more PAL analysis output, these are the main warnings and errors. Please help us to understand, give us advice how to look forward of those messages:
Questions:
- What means "increasing trends...."
- What should i do with disk queue? (exchnage edb cause main disk activity)
- How to track down TCP connection fails?
- The outlook "try to retrieve information" is Disk or TCP problem?
Which analisys may i believe in?
- If i run Exchange Best Practice and use the perfmon blg file, it show no error. (No proc, no disk, nothing..)
- If i use PAL to analyze the BLG file, i got lot of warning. (But in PAL i can't choose SBS2011 template file, i can pick Exchange 2010 template..)
- If i download Exchange 2010 counters and thresolds excel file and make a step by step manual analisys i found some problem with a few counters..
Condition
Counter
Min
Avg
Max
Hourly Trend
OWA response times high - greater than 100ms
\\SBS\MSExchange OWA\Average Response Time
236
236
236
0
Increasing trend of more than 100 handles per hour
\\SBS\Process(EdgeTransport)\Handle Count
3,227
3,539.30769231
3,838
890.97569098
Increasing trend of more than 100 handles per hour
\\SBS\Process(w3wp#6)\Handle Count
654
664.07692308
673
158.67465867
Increasing trend of more than 100 handles per hour
\\SBS\Process(w3wp#1)\Handle Count
1,785
1,829.84615385
1,882
441.09224109
Increasing trend of more than 100 handles per hour
\\SBS\Process(msftesql)\Handle Count
872
933.15384615
960
187.04628705
Disk approaching overwhelmed: Avg Disk Queue Length is greater than 1 and response times are greater than 15
ms
\\SBS\LogicalDisk(C:)\Disk Overwhelmed
0
.23
1
1
System Cache Resident Bytes is consumsing more than 10 percent of RAM
\\SBS\Memory\System Cache Resident Bytes
976,588,800
977,392,876.307692
979,042,304
-755,980.01998013
More than 10 TCP connection failures per hour
\\SBS\TCPv4\Connection Failures
89,523
89,714
89,902
7,672.72727273
!!Experimental!! Available physical memory is less than 10%
\\SBS\Memory\Physical Memory Overwhelmed
0
.23
1
1
Disk overwhelmed: Avg Disk Queue Length is greater than 1 and response times are greater
than 25 ms for IO sizes of 64 KB or smaller or 35 ms for IO sizes greater than 64 KB.
\\SBS\LogicalDisk(C:)\Disk Overwhelmed
0
.31
2
0
First of all
We have an intel modular server, with two host. Every host contain some virtual os - vmware -
At this time we talkin' about an SBS 2011 server and one Windows Server 2008 as Terminal server.
Parameters:
- On this terminal server we have 30 users approximatly (we have 45 user/mailbox on SBS)
- SBS and TS has:Intel Xeon E5620/4proc, 32GB memory
- Outlook set as Online mode
- Servers and users on same LAN
Users sometimes reporting the Outlook not response - Outlook trying to retreive data from exchange server....
- So we checked the e-mails / folder
- Checked the users
- We have automatic archiving so exhchange contain only a few month of e-mails.
At now, we get some information from exhcange performance counters, and used PAL to understand what happend....
What i would like to ask to take a look at our PAL output and say something 'coz we don't understand:
- if we any problem with "yellow" or just an alert.
- if the "red" lines can cause any problem with outlook
- what mean if "No Thresholds" / "Stats only"
- i don't know which one we could use:PAL analisys or Exchange 2010 counters and thresolds.XLS (there is an excel table on internet and the excel contains some counters with thresolds number which not included in PAL)
Thank you for any suggestion
I created a free website, to upload the PAL output, because i have no idea how to share with you...
http://pal.x3.hu/index.html
Kriszitán

Hi,
Basic on my research, I find an familiar blog about your question, for your reference:
Improved PAL analysis for Exchange 2007:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/mikelag/archive/2009/12/14/improved-pal-analysis-for-exchange-2007.aspx
Performance Troubleshooting using the PAL tool:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/mikelag/archive/2008/08/20/performance-troubleshooting-using-the-pal-tool.aspx
Thanks
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Help in TKPROF Output: Row Source Operation v.s Execution plan confusing

Hello,
Working with oracle 10g/widnows, and trying to understand from the TKPROF what is the purpose of the "Row Source operation" section.
From the "Row Source Operation" section the PMS_ROOM table is showing 16 rows selected, and accessed by an ACCESS FULL, and the following script gives another value.
select count(*) from pms_folio give the following.
COUNT(*)
148184
But in the execution plan section, the PMS_FOLIO table is accessed by ROW ID after index scan in the JIE_BITMAP_CONVERSION index
What really means Row Source operation compares to the execution plan and how both information should be read to fully know if the optimizer is not making wrong estimation?
furthermore readding 13594 buffers to fetch 2 rows, show the SQL Script itself is not sufficient, but the elapsed time is roughly 0.7seconds,but shrinking the # of buffers to be read should probably shrink the response time.
The following TKPROF output.
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SELECT NVL(SUM(NVL(t1.TOTAL_GUESTS, 0)), 0)
FROM DEV.PMS_FOLIO t1
WHERE (t1.FOLIO_STATUS <> 'CANCEL'
AND t1.ARRIVAL_DATE <= TO_DATE(:1, 'SYYYY/MMDDHH24MISS')
AND t1.DEPARTURE_DATE > TO_DATE(:1, 'SYYYY/MMDDHH24MISS')
AND t1.PRIMARY_OR_SHARE = 'P' AND t1.IS_HOUSE = 'N')
call count cpu elapsed disk query current rows
Parse 1 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0
Execute 2 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0
Fetch 2 0.12 0.12 0 13594 0 2
total 5 0.12 0.12 0 13594 0 2
Misses in library cache during parse: 0
Optimizer mode: ALL_ROWS
Parsing user id: 82 (PMS5000)
Rows Row Source Operation
2 SORT AGGREGATE (cr=13594 pr=0 pw=0 time=120165 us)
16 TABLE ACCESS FULL PMS_FOLIO (cr=13594 pr=0 pw=0 time=121338 us)
Rows Execution Plan
0 SELECT STATEMENT MODE: ALL_ROWS
2 SORT (AGGREGATE)
16 TABLE ACCESS MODE: ANALYZED (BY INDEX ROWID) OF 'PMS_FOLIO'
(TABLE)
0 INDEX MODE: ANALYZED (RANGE SCAN) OF
'JIE_BITMAP_CONVERSION' (INDEX)
<Edited by: user552326 on 8-Apr-2009 12:49 PM
Edited by: user552326 on 8-Apr-2009 12:52 PM
Edited by: user552326 on 8-Apr-2009 12:53 PM

Your query is using bind variables. Explain Plan doesn't work exactly the same way -- it can't handle bind variables.
See http://www.oracle.com/technology/oramag/oracle/08-jan/o18asktom.html
In your output, the row source operations listing is the real execution.
The explain plan listing may well be misleading as Oracle uses cardinality estimates when trying to explain with bind variables.
Also, it seems that your plan table may be a 9i version, not the 10g PLAN_TABLE created by catplan.sql There are additional columns in the 10g PLAN_TABLE that explain uses well.
BTW, you start off with a mention of "PMS_ROOM" showing 16 rows, but it doesn't appear in the data you have presented.

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