Re: AWR snapshots empty - ADDM runs fail
Date: Wed, 04 Sep 2013 14:40:16 +0200
Message-ID: <52272A30.9020500_at_usn-it.de>
Hi,
recently had a stuck MMON on 11gR2 that caused having no snapshots at all. My lesson learned: Check alert log at corresponding time.
Don't know if it's helpful, but MMON should be a good starting point for investigation for AWR issues.
Regards
Martin
De DBA schrieb:
> G'day.
>
> I'm stumped about this one. We've got a few 11gR1 databases that have been in use for several years. They work well, had dbconsole configured but no management packs. Today I added them to the 12c Cloud Control and enabled management pack access for the Diagnostic & Tuning packs. Immediately the database began collecting hourly AWR snapshots, level TYPICAL. The problem is that all snapshots are empty. No data at all.
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> When I go to the 'realtime ADDM' page in EMCC, there is plenty data flowing. Real time analysis fails though, because apparently DBSNMP pl/sql packages need to be installed - new in 12c? I don't remember having to do that in previous versions... However, the absence of DBSNMP packages associated with ADDM should not result in empty snapshots, or should it? As I understand it, AWR snapshots are created by the database using native functionality, not by the EMCC agent?
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> Running AWR reports results in stacks of warning messages and trying to display the ADDM runs (hourly) shows an array index out of bounds type error.
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> All this works very well for 11gR2 databases, including creating and displaying ADDM runs. The same EMCC instance is used to manage both the 11gR1 and 11gR2 databases.
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> Version info:
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> - Database: 11.1.0.6.0
> - EMCC & agent: 12.1.0.3.0
> - OS: AIX
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> The dbconsole repository is still present in the databases, but the dbconsoles are shutdown.
>
> Helpful hints welcome.
>
> Cheers,
> Tony
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