Re: performance monitoring

In article <a3a05820.0107110114.10679427_at_posting.google.com>, tony_barratt_at_hotmail.com says...
>
>Hi List,
>I posted a message to comp.unix.solaris enquiring about monitoring for
>Solaris 7. The response suggested that Oracle itself can do some
>reporting on performance issues, which is good because monitoring of
>the db is also required.
>Could someone please supply an URL which would help me arrange some
>monitoring for 8.1.6?
>

sounds like you might be interesting in statspack which you already have with your 816 instance.

goto www.oracle.com/oramag and search for statspack for details.

>TIA
>
>Tony
>
>
>> Hi List,
>>
>> I've got a requirement to monitor a E220 with Solaris 7 and Oracle and
>> others like it. More specifically what needs monitoring is:
>> Disk usage, mem usage, CPU, read/write hard drive, network i/o,
>> database performance. Some sort event needs generating when a threshold
>> for each of the parameters above is exceeded.
>> Is there any freeware stuff that will do this?
>> I know about Big Brother, but I don't think a C compiler will be
>> allowed.
>>
>> TIA
>>
>> Tony
>
>tony-
>
>doesn't oracle have administration software monitoring the databases?

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