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On Mon, 05 Aug 2002 23:44:03 +1000, Richard Foote
<Richard.Foote_at_oracle.com> wrote:
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>Hi Simon,
><p>Basically, yes, there are a huge bunch of DD and V$ views you need to
>look at to answer your questions Check out the Reference Manual (which
>you can find by either checking out tahiti.oracle.cm or otn.oracle.com).
>It contains a full list of the DD views and the v$ dynamic performance
>views which describes all the views you are after.
><p>While you're there, look at the Oracle Supplied PL/SQL packages manual
>and check out the dbms.logmnr package that allows you to read inside the
>redo logs. The Concepts and Administration guides also have much useful
>info on Log Miner.
><p>Good Luck
><p>Richard
><p>Simon Harvey wrote:
><blockquote TYPE=CITE>Hi,
><p>I'm writting an app for my Final Year project at university that will
>keep
><br>tabs on an oracle database. It's going to do this by running queries
>on the
><br>data dictionary at specific intervals.
><p>What I was wondering is what dictionary views display details such as:
><p>a. How many users logged in
><br>b. How much room the entire database is using
><br>c. How much space specific users are using with there schema
><p>and so on and so forth. Is there a view that tells you very general
><br>management statistics like that or are they all distributed all over
>the
><br>place.
><p>I was also wanting to do some analysis of the logs that oracle keeps.
>Is
><br>there a way to access these logs? Are they kept as plain text someplace
>and
><br>where might that be?
><p>Kindest thanks to you all for making this place such an amazing resource.
>I
><br>don't know to much about oracle but I'm off to try and help some guys
>in the
><br>java groups.
><p>Take care
><p>Simon</blockquote>
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Regards
Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBA
To reply remove -verwijderdit from my e-mail address Received on Mon Aug 05 2002 - 12:51:35 CDT
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