Yong Huang wrote:
> Turkbear <john.g_at_dot.spamfree.com> wrote in message news:<07ttov4jnlb5qa4m87vm9e8rk6dns7iesp_at_4ax.com>...
>
>>yong321_at_yahoo.com (Yong Huang) wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Slawas <SlawasC_at_netscape.net> wrote in message news:<3F8D400A.2060303_at_netscape.net>...
>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>> Oracle 9.2.0.4 EE
>>>> Do you konow, how to get session parameters other oracle users (other
>>>>runing sessions)?
>>>>
>>>>thanks
>>>>
>>>Hi, Slawas,
>>>
>>>Probably the only way is to connect as sysdba, oradebug dump
>>>global_area [level], where [level], according to Jonathan Lewis, is
>>>
>>>For heap and memory dumps the typical values are:
>>> 1 PGA
>>> 2 SGA
>>> 4 UGA
>>> 8 CGA (C for call)
>>>
>>> 16 and 32 also have an effect in 9i, IIRC 32 relates
>>> to the large pool but I can't remember what 16 did.
>>>
>>>The hard part is to read the dump file in the udump directory.
>>>Depending on what parameter you want to find its session value of, you
>>>can experiment by setting your own session's parameter to a known
>>>value, dump, and find the number in the trace file.
>>>
>>>Yong Huang
>>>
>>The Enterprise Manager can show much, if not all, of that info ( the session parameters, etc) in a nice GUI.
>>
>
> Hi, Turkbear,
>
> I wonder if you're just looking at session statistics as in v$sesstat,
> such as "sorts (disk)", "sorts (memory)" etc., instead of session
> parameters, such as sort_area_size, db_file_multiblock_read_count,
> which can be changed by ALTER SESSION SET... command.
>
> Yong Huang
>
Thanks everyone
Received on Tue Nov 04 2003 - 04:55:01 CST
