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Scripts – Identify database idle sessions. Col username format a15. Col idle format a15. Col program format a30. PROMPT Enter the number of minutes for which the sessions should have been idle:. Sid,username,status,. To char(logon time,’dd-mm-yy hh:mi:ss’) “LOGON”,. Floor(last call et/3600) ’:’. Floor(mod(last call et,3600)/60) ’:’. Mod(mod(last call et,3600),60) “IDLE”,. Where type=’USER’. And (LAST CALL ET / 60) &minutes. Order by last call et;. Trackback ( 0 ). Comments ( 0 ). Enter your comment here.

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Every Oracle database block has a block type. The block type is stored in the first byte of the block. It is reported in the block dump (ALTER SYSTEM DUMP DATAFILE x BLOCK y). The following table shows the known block types in Oracle 10.2. KTT SAVE UNDO HEADER. KTT SAVE UNDO BLOCK. DATA SEGMENT FREE LIST BLOCK. DATA SEGMENT HEADER WITH FREE LIST BLOCKS. KTU UNDO HEADER W/UNLIMITED EXTENTS. KTT SAVE UNDO HEADER W/UNLIMITED EXTENTS. DATA SEGMENT HEADER – UNLIMITED. BITMAPPED DATA SEGMENT HEADER. Blog at Wo...

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Archive for June, 2010. Scripts – Identify database idle sessions. Col username format a15. Col idle format a15. Col program format a30. PROMPT Enter the number of minutes for which the sessions should have been idle:. Sid,username,status,. To char(logon time,’dd-mm-yy hh:mi:ss’) “LOGON”,. Floor(last call et/3600) ’:’. Floor(mod(last call et,3600)/60) ’:’. Mod(mod(last call et,3600),60) “IDLE”,. Where type=’USER’. And (LAST CALL ET / 60) &minutes. Order by last call et;.

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Archive for May, 2010. When a client wants to establish a connection to an Oracle Server, it usually first contacts the listener. The listener then creates a foreground process (dedicated mode) or attaches the request to an existing foreground process (shared mode). The client then directly communicates with that foreground process. A listener can accept requests for more than one instance. Likewise, more than one listeners can accept requests for the same instance (load balancing). Deprecated in 11.2.

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When a client wants to establish a connection to an Oracle Server, it usually first contacts the listener. The listener then creates a foreground process (dedicated mode) or attaches the request to an existing foreground process (shared mode). The client then directly communicates with that foreground process. A listener can accept requests for more than one instance. Likewise, more than one listeners can accept requests for the same instance (load balancing). Set an encrypted listener password. Use the ...

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