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    This document provides instructions for installing, configuring, using, and removing the Statspack performance monitoring tool for Oracle databases. It explains how to install Statspack using the SPCREATE.SQL script, set up the PERFSTAT user, enable automatic collection of statistics, take snapshots to collect data, generate reports from the collected data, view detailed SQL statistics, truncate or remove the Statspack data, and purge unnecessary historical data. It also describes the different snapshot levels Statspack can collect and the additional types of statistics captured at each level.

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    This document provides instructions for installing, configuring, using, and removing the Statspack performance monitoring tool for Oracle databases. It explains how to install Statspack using the SPCREATE.SQL script, set up the PERFSTAT user, enable automatic collection of statistics, take snapshots to collect data, generate reports from the collected data, view detailed SQL statistics, truncate or remove the Statspack data, and purge unnecessary historical data. It also describes the different snapshot levels Statspack can collect and the additional types of statistics captured at each level.

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    Statspack 20reports 131031100613 Phpapp02

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    This document provides instructions for installing, configuring, using, and removing the Statspack performance monitoring tool for Oracle databases. It explains how to install Statspack using the SPCREATE.SQL script, set up the PERFSTAT user, enable automatic collection of statistics, take snapshots to collect data, generate reports from the collected data, view detailed SQL statistics, truncate or remove the Statspack data, and purge unnecessary historical data. It also describes the different snapshot levels Statspack can collect and the additional types of statistics captured at each level.

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    Statspack Reports /* When installing the Statspack package, you can either change to the ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin directory, or fully specify the ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin DIRECTORY WHEN calling the installation script, SPCREATE.SQL. */ -- install statspack @?/rdbms/ADMIN/spcreate /* Enter appropriate information when prompted for the PERFSTAT user's password, default tablespace, and temporary tablespace. The SPCREATE.SQL install script runs the following scripts automatically: */ /* SPCUSR.SQL: Creates the user and grants privileges SPCTAB.SQL: Creates the tables SPCPKG.SQL: Creates the package */ -- To install without prompting SQL> CONNECT / AS SYSDBA SQL> define default_tablespace='TOOLS' SQL> define temporary_tablespace='TEMP' SQL> define perfstat_password='my_perfstat_password' SQL> @?/rdbms/ADMIN/spcreate /* -- automatic collection of statistics oracle_home/rdbms/admin/spauto.sql */ -- executing statspack SQL> CONNECT perfstat/my_perfstat_password SQL> EXECUTE statspack.snap; -- For better performance analysis, set the initialization parameter TIMED_STATISTICS to TRUE. -- Statspack will then include important timing information in the data it collects. -- create statspack report SQL> CONNECT perfstat/my_perfstat_password SQL> @?/rdbms/ADMIN/spreport -- statspack in a pl/sql block DECLARE variable snap NUMBER; BEGIN snap := statspack.snap; dbms_output.put_line(snap); END;

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    -- automatic statspac -- A sample script on how to do this is supplied in SPAUTO.SQL -- create statspack report without prompt SQL> SQL> SQL> SQL> SQL> CONNECT perfstat/my_perfstat_password define begin_snap=1 define end_snap=2 define report_name=batch_run @?/rdbms/ADMIN/spreport

    /* When you examine the instance report, you often find high-load SQL statements that you want to examine more closely. The SQL report, SPREPSQL.SQL, displays statistics, the complete SQL text, and (if a level six snapshot has been taken), information on any SQL plan(s) associated with that statement. */ SQL> CONNECT perfstat/my_perfstat_password Connected. SQL> @?/rdbms/ADMIN/sprepsql -- truncate all statspack data SQL> CONNECT perfstat/my_perfstat_password SQL> @?/rdbms/ADMIN/sptrunc -- remove statspack SQL> CONNECT / AS SYSDBA SQL> @?/rdbms/ADMIN/spdrop /* SPDTAB.SQL - drops tables and public synonyms SPDUSR.SQL - drops the user */ -- Purge unnecessary data by using the SPPURGE.SQL script SQL> CONNECT perfstat/my_perfstat_password SQL> SET TRANSACTION USE ROLLBACK SEGMENT rbig; SQL> @?/rdbms/admin/spurge SQL> SQL> SQL> SQL> CONNECT perfstat/my_perfstat_password DEFINE losnapid=1 DEFINE hisnapid=2 @?/rdbms/admin/spurge

    -- snap parameters EXECUTE STATSPACK.SNAP(i_ucomment=>'this is a temporary commment'); EXECUTE STATSPACK.MODIFY_STATSPACK_PARAMETER(i_ucomment=>'this is a commment that is saved'); EXECUTE STATSPACK.SNAP(i_snap_level=>10, i_modify_parameter=>'true'); EXECUTE STATSPACK.SNAP(i_snap_level=>6); Levels Levels Levels Levels >= >= >= >= 0 5 6 7 General Performance STATISTICS Additional Data: SQL Statements Additional Data: SQL Plans AND SQL PLAN Usage Additional data: SEGMENT LEVEL STATISTICS

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    Levels >= 10 Additional STATISTICS: Parent AND Child Latches

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