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Any ideas or leads on where to look next?
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On a Win2K box.
SELECT * FROM SYS.V_$SESSION_WAIT;
SID SEQ# EVENT
P1TEXT P1
P1RAW P2TEXT
---------- ----------0000012C
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-------- ---------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- --------
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-------- ---------- --------------- ------------------- 1 2177 pmon timer duration 300 0000012C 0 00 0 00 0 282082 WAITING 2 52909 rdbms ipc message timeout 300
0 00 0 83 WAITING
3 3537 rdbms ipc message
timeout 300
0000012C
0 00 0 42 WAITING
6 550 rdbms ipc message
timeout 19800
00004D58
0 00 0 42 WAITING
8 1 rdbms ipc message
timeout 6000
00001770
0 00 0 42 WAITING
27 1 rdbms ipc message
timeout 6000
00001770
0 00 0 42 WAITING
11 1 rdbms ipc message
timeout 6000
00001770
0 00 0 42 WAITING
7 1 rdbms ipc message
timeout 6000
00001770
0 00 0 33 WAITING
4 27282 rdbms ipc message
timeout 300
0000012C
0 00 0 0 WAITING
5 20241 smon timer
sleep time 300
0000012C failed
0 00 0 401 WAITING
21 510 SQL*Net message to client
driver id 1413697536
54435000 #bytes
0 00 -2 0 WAITED UNKNOWN TIME
9 35 SQL*Net message from client
driver id 675562835
28444553 #bytes
0 00 0 410 WAITING
14 1383 SQL*Net message from client
driver id 675562835
28444553 #bytes
0 00 0 9 WAITING
23 19810 SQL*Net message from client
driver id 675562835
28444553 #bytes
0 00 0 2485 WAITING
16 43091 SQL*Net message from client
driver id 1413697536
54435000 #bytes
0 00 0 73019 WAITING
17 12779 SQL*Net message from client
driver id 675562835
28444553 #bytes
0 00 0 684 WAITING
18 42179 SQL*Net message from client
driver id 1413697536
54435000 #bytes
0 00 0 380653 WAITING
17 rows selected.
Tue Mar 04
POOL Memory Structure Bytes
----------- ------------------------------ ----------------
fixed_sga 70,620
db_block_buffers 245,760,000
log_buffer 66,560
shared pool free memory 9,421,968
shared pool miscellaneous 38,363,336
shared pool joxs heap init 1,108
shared pool State objects 268,056
shared pool KQLS heap 562,552
shared pool transactions 231,028
shared pool table columns 18,760
shared pool DML locks 120,176
shared pool KGK heap 9,800
shared pool db_files 185,516
shared pool db_block_hash_buckets 371,160
shared pool PLS non-lib hp 2,096
shared pool long op statistics array 103,840
shared pool KGFF heap 20,244
shared pool enqueue_resources 112,896
shared pool trigger defini 5,968
shared pool table definiti 1,972
shared pool db_handles 105,000
shared pool SYSTEM PARAMETERS 62,576
shared pool dictionary cache 3,758,100
shared pool PL/SQL DIANA 1,130,864
shared pool PL/SQL MPCODE 1,073,460
shared pool fixed allocation callback 640
shared pool library cache 8,558,760
shared pool sql area 26,839,020
shared pool processes 168,000
shared pool sessions 503,152
shared pool trigger inform 1,676
shared pool ktlbk state objects 110,852
shared pool event statistics per sess 792,960
shared pool db_block_buffers 2,040,000
shared pool message pool freequeue 231,152
large pool free memory 6,144,000
java pool free memory 20,758,528
java pool memory in use 212,992
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sum 368,189,388
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