SGA info

Hi,
Please help.
I want to know in Oracle 10G
how much memory get by SGA.....
USED FREE
SGA ? ?
buffercache ? ?
log buffer ? ?
shared pool ? ?
Reg....

But how to know free space in shaed pool,DB buffer cache and Redo buffer....
SQL> select component,current_size from v$sga_dynamic_components;
COMPONENT CURRENT_SIZE
shared pool 150994944
large pool 4194304
java pool 4194304
streams pool 0
DEFAULT buffer cache 369098752
KEEP buffer cache 0
RECYCLE buffer cache 0
DEFAULT 2K buffer cache 0
DEFAULT 4K buffer cache 0
DEFAULT 8K buffer cache 0
DEFAULT 16K buffer cache 0
COMPONENT CURRENT_SIZE
DEFAULT 32K buffer cache 0
ASM Buffer Cache 0

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SGA INFO in oracle

Hi,
When instance is started we will get the SGA information like below.
Total System Global Area 3222769016 bytes
Fixed Size 744824 bytes
Variable Size 2382364672 bytes
Database Buffers 838860800 bytes
Redo Buffers 798720 bytes
From the above The total SGA size is 3222769016 bytes.
I know database buffers is the buffer cache size and redo buffers is the redo buffer cache size.
My question is what is the fixed size and variable size? which process will utilise this space in SGA.
Thanks for ur tips.

Fixed Size
- Contains general information about the state of the database and the
instance, which the background processes need to access.
- No user data is stored here.
- This area is usually less than 100k in size.
Variable Size
- This section is influenced by the following init.ora parameters
shared_pool_size
large_pool_size
java_pool_size

Logical : paging out memory to disk.

Hi,
We have to reorg the table in production and so I tried to test in test database but everytime I issue move command , logical apply get stopped with error " paging out memory to disk". I tried to increare SGA and allocated more memory for LCR but think this is not a proper solution.
Can you guys suggest me any better way ? or do you think shall I use skip handler??
Thanks so much!

Hello,
Just re opening this thread since I am getting the same error in one my databases. DB version is 11.2.0.3 and my OS is RHEL 5, X86-64. My ulimit is set to "unlimited" for oracle user. I am seeing the following error and session is being terminated.
ORA-04030: out of process memory when trying to allocate 16408 bytes (QERHJ hash-joi,QERHJ Bit vector)
More info from incident files. Any hints will be appreciated. Thanks.
========= Dump for incident 360697 (ORA 4030) ========
----- Beginning of Customized Incident Dump(s) -----
=======================================
TOP 10 MEMORY USES FOR THIS PROCESS
*** 2012-12-04 14:29:30.744
52% 2719 MB, 1991346 chunks: "permanent memory "
qmxdGetChildNo ds=0x2ab9c31d9620 dsprt=0x2ab9c302dcd0
37% 1950 MB, 663782 chunks: "free memory "
qmxdGetChildNo ds=0x2ab9c31d9620 dsprt=0x2ab9c302dcd0
2% 111 MB, 2897152 chunks: "qmxdplsArrayGetNI1 "
qmxdpls_subhea ds=0x2ab8725ba6d0 dsprt=0x2ab86dbc27c0
2% 111 MB, 2897152 chunks: "qmxdplsArrayNI0 "
qmxdpls_subhea ds=0x2ab8725ba6d0 dsprt=0x2ab86dbc27c0
2% 101 MB, 29363 chunks: "permanent memory "
qmxlu subheap ds=0x2ab9c3031d10 dsprt=0x2ab8725ba6d0
2% 101 MB, 663782 chunks: "qmxdGetChildNodes-subheap "
qmxdpls_nodeli ds=0x2ab9c302dcd0 dsprt=0x2ab8725ba6d0
1% 59 MB, 3787 chunks: "pl/sql vc2 " PL/SQL
koh-kghu call ds=0x2ab86e1d23b0 dsprt=0xbb07ca0
1% 52 MB, 17734 chunks: "permanent memory "
ds=0x2ab9c3034780 dsprt=0x2ab8725ba6d0
1% 34 MB, 466 chunks: "free memory "
pga heap ds=0xbb07ca0 dsprt=(nil)
0% 23 MB, 1462 chunks: "pmucalm coll " PL/SQL
koh-kghu call ds=0x2ab86e1a11a0 dsprt=0xbb07ca0
=======================================
PRIVATE MEMORY SUMMARY FOR THIS PROCESS
PRIVATE HEAP SUMMARY DUMP
5454 MB total:
5420 MB commented, 635 KB permanent
34 MB free (31 MB in empty extents),
5335 MB, 1 heap: "session heap " 60 KB free held
==========================================
INSTANCE-WIDE PRIVATE MEMORY USAGE SUMMARY
Dumping Work Area Table (level=1)
=====================================
Global SGA Info
global target: 4096 MB
auto target: 256 MB
max pga: 819 MB
pga limit: 1638 MB
pga limit known: 0
pga limit errors: 0
pga inuse: 6581 MB
pga alloc: 7038 MB
pga freeable: 276 MB
pga freed: 2000919 MB
pga to free: 0 %
broker request: 0
pga auto: 20 MB
pga manual: 0 MB
pga alloc (max): 10338 MB
pga auto (max): 1039 MB
pga manual (max): 0 MB
# workareas : 0
# workareas(max): 80
================================
PER-PROCESS PRIVATE MEMORY USAGE
Private memory usage per Oracle process
Top 10 processes:
(percentage is of 7038 MB total allocated memory)
78% pid 81: 5420 MB used of 5457 MB allocated <= CURRENT PROC
7% pid 176: 300 MB used of 486 MB allocated (185 MB freeable)
1% pid 42: 48 MB used of 55 MB allocated (5952 KB freeable)
1% pid 36: 41 MB used of 44 MB allocated
1% pid 38: 41 MB used of 44 MB allocated (1088 KB freeable)
1% pid 41: 41 MB used of 44 MB allocated (1088 KB freeable)
1% pid 20: 10 MB used of 42 MB allocated (30 MB freeable)
0% pid 44: 5570 KB used of 33 MB allocated (1600 KB freeable)
0% pid 10: 28 MB used of 31 MB allocated (2304 KB freeable)
0% pid 73: 24 MB used of 26 MB allocated (1280 KB freeable)

Maximum SGA size in 32-bit OS

Hi All
I want to deploy Oracle Linux 5 to set up for DBA and the server and OS is 32-bit. My questions are
what is the maximum limit of SHMMAX value i can set?
and for this what is the maximum size of oracle SGA?
looking for your early response.
Jeesun

My questions are what is the maximum limit of SHMMAX value i can set?
and for this what is the maximum size of oracle SGA?It depends on if you are using PAE or not.
More at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension
http://www.puschitz.com/TuningLinuxForOracle.shtml
http://www.idevelopment.info/data/Oracle/DBA_tips/Linux/LINUX_8.shtml

The SGA was inadequately sized, causing additional I/O or hard parses.

Dear all,
We are using 10g RAC On Solaris 5.10
Very freuently,we are getting the below message in DB Console
The SGA was inadequately sized, causing additional I/O or hard parses.
Additional Information
The value of parameter "sga_target" was "15360 M" during the analysis period.
Under recommendations,
I found that
Increase the size of the SGA by setting the parameter "sga_target" to 30720 M.
Findings Path
Findings Impact (%) Additional Information
The SGA was inadequately sized, causing additional I/O or hard parses. 27 Additional Information
Wait class "User I/O" was consuming significant database time. 13.2
Hard parsing of SQL statements was consuming significant database time. 4.9
Contention for latches related to the shared pool was consuming significant database time. 0.6
Wait class "Concurrency" was consuming significant database time
Can I rely on this info alone and increase SGA.. Is there any other way I confirm this ?.
Dear Seniors,
Please ignore this Thread if you find this question silly..
Please advise
Kai

Hi Kai,
Can I rely on this info alone and increase SGA.. Is there any other way I confirm this ?.Yes. Oracle has specific "cache" advisors to say if your data buffers of shared pool regions are too small.
I have my notes here:
http://www.dba-oracle.com/art_builder_buffers.htm
The besy way to see them is to run a STATSPACK or AWR report . . .
if you find this question silly..It''s not silly at all, it's a VERY common question!
http://www.dba-oracle.com/t_estimating_sga_size.htm
If you are running Oracle on a dedicated server, it's wasteful NOT to allocate all of the RAM to Oracle, less 20% for the OS . . .
Lastly, remember that Oracle has an insatiable appetite for RAM, but there is a point of diminishing marginal return . . .
Hope this helps . . .
Donald K. Burleson
Oracle Press author
Author of "Oracle Tuning: The Definitive Reference"
http://www.rampant-books.com/book_2005_1_awr_proactive_tuning.htm

Pga info

Hi,
Is there any query for PGA? like sga we can find what are the parsed statements currently in sga by v$sqlarea.

http://idevelopment.info/data/Oracle/DBA_tips/Tuning/TUNING_16.shtml
Hth
Girish Sharma

Sizing the SGA

Hi,
I would like to know how to size the initial SGA size while creating the database.
What are the things that we have to consider for sizing the SGA?
If we have to consider if it is OLTP/DSS system, how many concurrent transactions, how many users and all, then provide me a detailed info, like if there are 100 users assign this much space, and so on.
Thank you in advance.
Rajesh

See Rajesh, Tuning is not a rocket science, It can not be learned at the rate of knotes. coming back to your question, you assume your database is going to be used for OLTP, well, even that case, there are number of things still matters.
these are...
1. what would be the size of your database ?
2. No of cuncurrent users conneted to oracle database?
3. What are the physcial resources you have (cpu's, memory etc) ?
4. Amount of sorting peromed by each session.
5 Many more ....
But if you really like to make an educative guess, then you can start with optimal values and increase the size according to demand. Yinguan is already suggested you to go through with tuning guide, which is the basic need for that person like to jump into tuning ocean.
hare krishna
Alok

Increase SGA in Oracle 10g

Hi everyone,
I am Ann. I am not a DBA, because the main DBA and Developer is on maternity leave have to step up to look after an Oracle Application Forms and Reports and Oracle database (version 10.1).
Recently, people complaints the apps is slow.
So I open the Enterprise Manager, and check the Performance Adviser, it shows one issue
Finding          The buffer cache was undersized causing significant additional read I/O.
Impact (minutes)          5.31
Impact (%)
13.13
The recommendation is Increase SGA target size by increasing the value of parameter "sga_target" by 928 M. (there is a button Implement next to the message).
The findings path is
The buffer cache was undersized causing significant additional read I/O.
13.13
Wait class "User I/O" was consuming significant database time.     16.27
About the server, we use OpenSuse. I also log into the server as root.
Type free command to get info about memory and here is the details
borg:~ # free
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 6101512 6001288 100224 0 180376 4636256
-/+ buffers/cache: 1184656 4916856
Swap: 12586916 1728548 10858368
I just want to know is it safe to run the implement button to increase the SGA target size.
I know that I have to shutdown and restart the instance.
Many thanks,
Ann

>
I just want to know is it safe to run the implement button to increase the SGA target size.
>
You shouldn't do anything until
1. You confirm that there is, in fact, a problem
2. You determine exactly what the problem is
3. You determine the cause, or causes, of the problem
4. You identify, and rank, possible solutions to the problem
5. You test possible solutions in a dev/text environment to make sure your process works as expected.
6. You script a method to 'undo' any changes you make
>
Recently, people complaints the apps is slow.
>
So what! People always complain that apps are slow. While it's fine to take note of that don't make a knee-jerk reaction to it.
Gather more information.
1. Slow in what way? entering data? running reports? batch jobs?
2. Slow when? first thing in the morning? mid-day when all users are on the system? all the time?
3. How long has it been slow? Just started? A couple of days? a few weeks?
4. What does the main DBA say about the reported slowness? Have you called to ask? Why not? They are on maternity leave not climbing the alps or Himalayas. Call them and ask them if they were aware of reported problems.
5. Did you ask the main DBA what you should look at? Why not?
Tell us more information. What are the memory parameters now?
Open a sql*plus session and then run and post the results of
1. SHOW PARAMETER SGA_TARGET
2. SHOW SGA
3. SHOW PARAMETER POOL

Max SGA size in 32bit OS

Hi,
I have a EBS Production Instance (12.1.1) in a 32-bit OS (RHEL4.0).
RAM: 16GB, SWAP: 8GB
Our sga size is 1.7GB
Is there any way to increase our SGA size.
Please advice.
Thanks in advance.

You can use BIG PAGES
For more info you can read the below docs:
http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/linux/LargeSGAOnLinux.php
32-bit Architecture and the hugemem Kernel
The RHEL 3/4 smp kernel can be used on systems with up to 16 GB of RAM. The hugemem kernel is required in order to use all the memory on systems that have more than 16GB of RAM up to 64GB. However, I recommend the hugemem kernel even on systems that have 8GB of RAM or more due to the potential issue of "low memory" starvation (see next section) that can happen on database systems with 8 GB of RAM. The stability you get with the hugemem kernel on larger systems outperforms the performance overhead of address space switching.
With x86 architecture the first 16MB-896MB of physical memory is known as "low memory" (ZONE_NORMAL) which is permanently mapped into kernel space. Many kernel resources must live in the low memory zone. In fact, many kernel operations can only take place in this zone. This means that the low memory area is the most performance critical zone. For example, if you run many resources intensive applications/programs and/or use large physical memory, then "low memory" can become low since more kernel structures must be allocated in this area. Low memory starvation happens when LowFree in /proc/meminfo becomes very low accompanied by a sudden spike in paging activity. To free up memory in the low memory zone, the kernel bounces buffers aggressively between low memory and high memory which becomes noticeable as paging (don't confuse it with paging to the swap partition). If the kernel is unable to free up enough memory in the low memory zone, then the kernel can hang the system.
Paging activity can be monitored using the vmstat command or using the sar command (option '-B') which comes with the sysstat RPM. Since Linux tries to utilize the whole low memory zone, a low LowFree in /proc/meminfo does not necessarily mean that the system is out of low memory. However, when the system shows increased paging activity when LowFree gets below 50MB, then the hugemem kernel should be installed. The stability you gain from using the hugemem kernel makes up for any performance impact resulting from the 4GB-4GB kernel/user memory split in this kernel (a classic 32-bit x86 system splits the available 4 GB address space into 3 GB virtual memory space for user processes and a 1 GB space for the kernel). To see some allocations in the low memory zone, refer to /proc/meminfo and slabtop(1) for more information. Note that Huge Pages would free up memory in the low memory zone since the system has less bookkeeping to do for that part of virtual memory, see Large Memory Optimization (Big Pages, Huge Pages).
If you install the RHEL 3/4 hugemem kernel ensure that any proprietary drivers you are using (e.g. proprietary multipath drivers) are certified with the hugemem kernel.
In RHEL 2.1, the smp kernel is capable of handling up to 4GB of RAM. The kernel-enterprise kernel should be used for systems with more than 4GB of RAM up to 16GB.
Above article taken from http://www.puschitz.com/TuningLinuxForOracle.shtml#32BitArchitectureEdited by: user00726 on Aug 6, 2010 2:02 AM

Resizing SGA in 9i

Hi,
How to resize the SGA memory size in 9i. What are all the parameter needs to be change for this?
Right now, DB is running in pfile. Having sga_max_size = 6G.
Thanks in advance!!

There is plenty of info in the fine manuals
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a96521/create.htm#998095
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a96524/c08memor.htm#19799
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a96533/memory.htm#38371
and more !
HTH
Srini

PGA vs SGA

hi,
i read the documents which says that pga has individual user datas like bind variables.session info.
here oracle how the pga communicate with sga for execution.
what are the components for PGA
thanks
with regards

user3266490 wrote:
hi,
i totally confused about PGA and shared pool.is there any relation between librarcy cache and pga.
whether,when the user exeutes select,insert,update,delete these are in librarcy cache or PGA.
i read that parsing,optimzation,execution,fetching there are happening in Library cahe.
so why oracle created the runtime area in PGASo why there is a confusion? The parsing, execution, they are all happening in the SGA because what is needed is that if someone else also requires the same data, for example, the same execution plan, the same data buffers, it should all be accessible from the SGA which is going to be shared among the users. But the PGA contains the data structures which don't do this! Answer this, when you do an order by , does it mean that all the other users also start seeing teh data in the order by clause by default? The answer should be no. This sorted data is just kept in the pga of yours. Similarly, there is a bind variable which is shared among the users but two different users need to use two different values of it.Where it is best to keep those different values, in their own PGAs isn't it? Hence its the private memory of the sessions.
HTH
Aman....

[OT] La SGAE y las bodas

No sé si os habréis enterado pero la SGAE ahora nos
va a cobrar por poner
música en las bodas... cosa que yo alucino...
¿Desde cuando una boda es un
acto público?
¿Si yo celebro mi boda en el chalet del vecino
también he de pagar a la
SGAE?
Me gusta la SGAE pero no como gestiona y más viendo el
pedazo de edificio
que tienen en Valencia.
Indignante!
Podéis ver la noticia en:
http://www.publico.es/017079
Saludos
www.lucassevilla.info
www.gestproyect.info

ya veras tu que algun dia la SGAE cobrará un canon a
quien compre
zanahorias,que potencian la memoria....
"Lucas Sevilla" <[email protected]> escribió en
el mensaje de
noticias:fhhv5m$hoc$[email protected]..
> ya, pero que esto es nuevo. Es a los que ponen
música en los videos de las
> bodas.
>
> Vamos a los de la BBC Bodas, Bautizos y Comuniones...
>
> "juan torregrosa" <[email protected]>
escribió en el mensaje
> news:fhhn5t$7cf$[email protected]..
>> Siento desilusionarte pero ya llevan unos cuantos
años cobrando en donde
>> se hacen banquetes de bodas,y ademas una pasta,en
funcion de la cantidad
>> de gente que cabe,y todo por la musica que
ponen....y asi vamos...
>>
>> "Lucas Sevilla" <[email protected]>
escribió en el mensaje de
>> noticias:fhh0i4$6cd$[email protected]..
>>> No sé si os habréis enterado pero la
SGAE ahora nos va a cobrar por
>>> poner música en las bodas... cosa que yo
alucino... ¿Desde cuando una
>>> boda es un acto público?
>>>
>>> ¿Si yo celebro mi boda en el chalet del
vecino también he de pagar a la
>>> SGAE?
>>>
>>> Me gusta la SGAE pero no como gestiona y
más viendo el pedazo de
>>> edificio que tienen en Valencia.
>>>
>>> Indignante!
>>>
>>> Podéis ver la noticia en:
>>>
>>>
http://www.publico.es/017079
>>> --
>>> Saludos
>>> www.lucassevilla.info
>>> www.gestproyect.info
>>>
>
>

Setting 16GB SGA out of 23GB RAM in 64 bit Linux AS4 Update4 for Oracle10.2

Dear All,
I am trying to install Oracle10gR2 on my 64 bit Linux AS4 Update4 server. My RAM is 32GB, i want to set SGA size 16GB.
1) Can the linux server allows 16GB SGA?
If it doesn't allow, what are the things i have to do to set the SGA size 16GB
2) Please let me have a document of 10gR2 installation on 64bit AS4Update4 Linux.
Thanks in advance
Mahi

On 64-bit, there is no limit on SGA size, just set sga_target=16g.
For documentation, see the usual http://tahiti.oracle.com, http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/install.102/b15667/toc.htm (AMD64/EM64T) or http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/install.102/b15674/toc.htm (Itanium) or others (zSeries, IBM Power) - this depends on HW platform for the Linux. There is no special guide for RHEL/Suse/Oracle Linux, vendor-specific info is always included in the installation guide itself.

SGA, PGA and SHMMAX Setting

If I have set SHMMAX to 8GB (on 64bit linux) value, does that mean that my SGA+PGA values need to remain within 8GB limit? If my SGA size is 6GB and PGA size is 4GB, does that mean that my OS is going to allocate two shared memory segments?

The SHMMAX parameter is used to define the maximum size (in bytes) for a shared memory segment and should be set large enough for the largest SGA size.
http://www.idevelopment.info/data/Oracle/DBA_tips/Linux/LINUX_8.shtml
http://books.google.co.in/books?id=2ImPFP6Yk64C&pg=PA357&lpg=PA357&dq=PGA+is+included+in+SHMMAX&source=bl&ots=On3S7-CEX0&sig=LhOYOO946hrPZh-cIUEzWNiwpRg&hl=en&ei=xyLOTJqaC4yYvAONm7T3Dw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=5&ved=0CCwQ6AEwBA#v=onepage&q&f=false
Please close the thread as answered.

Where low SGA for bi-direction stream

Hi Experts,
I got alert message from database -- saleeast
Propagation Schedule for (STRMADMIN.STREAMS_CAPTURE, "STRMADMIN"."STREAMS_APPLY"@salewest.net) encountered following error:
ORA-23603: STREAMS enqueue aborted due to low SGA.
we are using bi-direction stream. this message means that apply process abort due saleeast low SGA? or salewest low SGA?
or other?
Thanks,
JIm

i think that is salewest DB has low SGA.
Also I need to increase SGA_target or SGASize? Actually, saleeast 1.8 G SGAsize as 500M. salewest2.5G and_SGA_size as 500M
I got this info from both DB,
No experts help me?
Thanks,
Jim
alert info as
GATHER_STATS_JOB encountered errors. Check the trace file.
Wed Dec 24 22:10:09 2008
Errors in file d:\oracle\product\10.2.0\admin\sale\bdump\saleea_j002_3984.trc:
ORA-00054: resource busy and acquire with NOWAIT specified
---------------------saleeas system info in trac
----- End of Call Stack Trace -----
==============================
Memory Utilization of Subpool 1
================================
Allocation Name Size
"free memory " 179540548
"miscellaneous " 0
"Undo Meta Data " 144
"so_knlsga " 0
"dpslut_kfdsg " 256
"File Space Usage " 11336
"trace buffer " 4161536
"trace_knlasg " 500
"dsktab_kfgsg " 46840
"hot latch diagnostics " 80
"Wait event pointers " 168
"SEQ S.O. " 34840
"evaluation con " 0
"ENQUEUE STATS " 8400
"dev2node map " 2048
"dgtab_kfmdsg " 8964
"sql area " 3924088
"UNDO INFO HASH " 5888
"UNDO STAT INFO " 59904
"event classes " 128
"txncallback " 58740
"VIRTUAL CIRCUITS " 614600
"transaction " 500940
"branch " 96804
"sessions " 1622744
"dlo fib struct " 8020
"subheap " 53700
"row cache " 3755444
"KCB where statistics arra" 25824
"KCB buffer wait statistic" 3352
"KCB incremental ckpt entr" 472
"invalid low rba queue " 1280
"table definiti " 3884
"temporary tabl " 0
"KGSKI scheduler heap 2 de" 128
"resumable " 3272
"KESTB existence bitvec se" 64
"type object de " 312104
"enqueue_hash " 16920
"branch so " 248
"KSXR pending messages que" 842636
"KSXR pending consumption " 16132
"KQF optimizer stats table" 2408
"KTI SGA freeable small po" 0
"trigger inform " 2660
"trigger defini " 5308
"trigger source " 0
"transaction co " 0
"KTCN: Row Change Segmente" 30660
"KTCN: Obj Invalidation Se" 2508
"rule set " 0
"KTCN: Hash Table Segmente" 2632
"kolfsgi: KOLF's SGA initi" 4
"kolbsgi: KOLB's SGA initi" 4
"kmgsb circular statistics" 108800
"kgl lock hash table state" 47188
"kglsim size of pinned mem" 16048
"kglsim count of pinned he" 8024
"kzctxgjsi ksuseclid memor" 1265604
"kzctxgjci ksuseclid memo" 0
"kewr MMON Remote Flush Re" 23552
"kea advisor definition ca" 480
"kelr system metrics table" 276
"CCursor " 7733980
"ksr message pool free que" 18808800
"ksb ci process list (each" 348
"ksunfy: is parent statist" 3000
"ksunfy: nodes of hierarch" 320
"ksunfy: system-global sta" 3000
"ksuloi: long op statistic" 144000
"ksuloi: long op free list" 64
"ksuloi: long op used list" 64
"ksuloi: child latches for" 832
"ksuloi: garbage collectio" 32
"ksuxds ksuseclid memory " 0
"ksbtnfy: infrequent actio" 1776
"ksfd shared pool recovery" 24
"kpummst global in the SGA" 996
"ASM file " 17684
"kwqmncal: allocate buffer" 4088
"qmn tasks " 4128
"call " 268744
"threshold ale " 8200
"dictionary cache " 0
"dispatcher queue " 176
"1:kngisga " 16044
"KEWS statistic metadata " 10904
"kelr other metrics table " 36
"knlu_txn_insert_btree-10 " 105108
"knlu_txn_init_btree:init " 28
"groups_kfgbsg " 4096
"KSXR pending reply queue " 91092
"ksfv subheap descriptor " 104
"DISPATCHERS INFO " 2824
"dispatcher rate " 1312
"kglsim alloc latch area " 1768
"TRANSACTION NAME " 0
"kgsk subheap descriptor " 80
"PCursor " 5053164
"fdhsh_kffsg " 8196
"fdrec_kffsg " 12
"work area tab " 271216
"kglsim main lru count " 75520
"kglsim free heap list " 204
"kebm run-once actions " 16
"plwpil:wa " 4252
"grplut_kfgsg " 256
"AW SGA " 24
"grptab_kfgsg " 3720
"KEWS sesstat seg tbl " 4
"kspd run-time context " 12
"enqueue resources " 185932
"processes " 1200
"Wait History " 107200
"kzekm heap descriptor " 164
"kglsim hash table bkts " 2097152
"KSXR global channels " 588
"KSXR receive buffers " 1034000
"kelt translation table " 312
"kcbl seq io throughput " 16000
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"osp allocation " 92004
"os statistics " 1872
"policy hash table descrpt" 152
"Policy Cache Heap descrpt" 92
"plwda:PLW_STR_NEW_VAL_VEC" 4
"plwda:PLW_STR_NEW_LEN_VEC" 4
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"plwgc: plwgc_garbage_clea" 0
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"SGA - SWRF Metric Eidbuf " 135036
"process count for each CI" 288
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"Prefetch client count per" 32
"rules engine context " 200
"ptr to sessions under idl" 32
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"slave class sga anchor " 48
"simulator hash buckets " 131584
"State object subpools " 2880
"returns from metrics req " 759808
"resize operation history " 28804
"reservation state object " 2516
"xslongops " 4040
"AQ Propagation Scheduling" 16000
"AWR Table Info (KEW layer" 872
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"simulator hash latch " 13312
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"character set object " 558716
"alter system errs: kspnfy" 108544
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"set_descriptor_array " 30208
"SQL Workarea Histogram " 1056
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"qesmmaInitialize: ta_qesm" 264
"returns from remote ops " 43008
"qesmmaInitialize: oa_qesm" 112
"qesmmaInitialize: " 112
"qesmmaInitialize: pa_qesm" 11088
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"SGA structure for kelr " 1180
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"ksws service events " 36864
"x$rule_set " 16804
"Heap0: KGL " 1538380
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"fixed allocation callback" 384
"kqlpWrntoStr:string " 200
"file # to first dba, exte" 2412
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"kscdnfyglobalflags " 4
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"KEWS statistic name " 1624
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"KCB private handles " 2400
"temporary table lock " 2504
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"KEWS sesstat values " 171520
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"kebm slave message " 124
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"xsoqsehift " 2632
"xsoqojhift " 3400
"KTI latch structure " 3744
"knalfIsga:stateobj " 908
"xsoqophift " 2312
"xsoqmehift " 2440
"DBWR event stats array " 192
"list " 3584
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"kgllk hash table " 514048
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"event descriptor table " 28128
"ksir State Object " 3788
"kpssnfy: kpsssgct " 32
"kpscad: kpscscon " 17016
"dbwriter coalesce buffer " 1049088
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"ksws RLB SGA ctx " 20
"dbwriter coalesce bitmap " 64
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"kgqbt_alloc_block " 12320
"kglsim latch area " 1768
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"DISPATCHER CONFIG TABLE " 1024
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"kebm test replies " 22528
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"Global Context Heap descr" 212
"XDB Schema Cac " 4848736
"kks stats latch " 416
"KTC latch cleanup " 192
"generic process shared st" 12
"KTU latch cleanup " 864
"KUPP subheap desc " 128
"KSFQ buffer pool " 2376
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"ksv slave class " 8444
"kscdnfyinithead " 12
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"writes stopped lock state" 20
"writes stopped lock conte" 16
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"X$KSVIT table " 256
"idtab_kfksg " 41208
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"kodosgi kopfdo " 400
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"TXN TABLE SEGMENTED ARRAY" 266392
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"FileIdentificatonBlock " 402012
"kzsrs filename " 532
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"distributed_transactions-" 16080
"dispatcher service names " 16
"kwqmncini-slv " 240
"kwqmncini-tbl " 216
"KKKI consumer " 4116
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"dbwr suspend/resume ptr a" 8
"KGH: NO ACCESS " 52020752
"kwqietidlst 2 " 143088
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"database NCHAR language h" 540
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"KCB Table Scan " 24
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"Temporary storage for RTA" 16
"temp lob duration state o" 3720
"messages " 55200
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"Temporary Tables State Ob" 46304
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"Transportable DB Converte" 4440
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"KTUR HIST INFO " 4840
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"HTTP fixed headers " 72
"KEWS fixed SGA " 2336
"jsksncb: 2 " 7504
"joxlod exec hp " 200592
"KGSK scheduler " 145988
"jsksncb: 7 " 483328
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"jsksncb: 9 " 23760
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"KSI Indexes " 284
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"kwqicaqe2kc1 " 8200
"kwqmn:tskdata " 0
"kkj jobq wor " 4104
"jsksncb: 6 " 2928
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"KSN WaitID " 24
"file # translation table " 28840
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"kwrsnfy: kwrs " 8060
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"kfkid hash " 2052
"kglsim sga " 24840
"enqueue_hash_chain_latche" 832
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"kwqprini:so " 194640
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"kwqiemclst 1 " 108307308
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"kwqieucscn 1 " 0
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"event statistics per sess" 3087360
"event statistics ptr arra" 1340
"eventlist to post commits" 468
"kzulsg SGA " 1040
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