Oracle Enterprise Manager Oracle Trace User's Guide
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A

accessing collected data, 1-4
Admin event, B-1
advanced scheduling options, 3-8
ALL event set, 1-4
ALLCLASS event set, 3-5
analyzing fetches and rows, 4-9
analyzing resource wait times, 4-6
Application Programming Interface (API), 1-1
ApplReg event, A-8

B

binary files, 1-8, 3-17, A-7
formatting, 1-4

C

.cdf files
See collection definition files (.cdf)
CF3 event
See cross-facility 3 event
client
required components, 1-6
client/server environment, 1-6
collect.dat file, 1-8
collection definition files (.cdf), 1-7, A-7
defining length of, 3-7
deleting, 2-4, 2-7, 3-21
naming, 3-6
specifying in command-line interface, 3-19
collection entries
deleting, 3-20
Collection menu, 2-6
collection property pages, 3-14
Collection Wizard, 2-6, 3-2
creating collections using, 3-1
collection_eventname.txt file, 4-12
collections
changing options, 3-14
creating, 3-1
creating like, 3-16
definition of, 1-2
deleting, 2-6
displaying general information about, 3-14
duration of, 2-5
formatting to database, 2-6, 3-10
managing, 1-2
scheduling, 3-7
stopping, 3-16
command type
reporting number of executions, 4-10
command-line interface
using, 3-19
Commit interval, 3-18
Connection event, A-8
Connection_ID item, B-3
control files, 1-8
creating collections
using Oracle Trace Collection Wizard, 3-1
creating like collections, 3-16
CROSS_FAC_3 item, B-3
cross-facility 3 event, A-10, B-4
cross-product items
See also cross-facility 3 event, A-9
cursor execution
analyzing rows fetched, 4-9

D

.dat files
See data collection files (.dat)
data collection files (.dat), 3-21, 4-12, A-7
deleting, 2-4, 2-7
database
formatting collection data to, 2-6, 3-10
listing all events in session, 4-10
number of inserts made into, 3-18
reporting activity of, 4-10
DBMS_ORACLE_TRACE_AGENT
stored procedure, 1-9
defining a function, 4-4
deleting collection entries, 3-20
deleting collection files, 3-21
deleting formatted data, 3-20
Detail report, 1-5, A-7
Dev event, B-1
Disconnect event, A-8
discovery process, 1-7
starting from Product menu, 2-7
duration events, 1-3, A-7
calculating elapsed time, 4-4
Duration_Type item, B-3
dynamic link library file, 1-8

E

Edit menu, 2-5
elapsed time
defining a function to calculate, 4-4
epc_collection table, 4-4
EPC_ERROR.LOG file, 2-11
Error event, B-1
error log file, 2-11
errors
during discovery, 2-9
EPC, 2-11
memory access, 2-5
ErrorStack event, A-8
event sets, 1-4, A-3
in Collection Wizard, 3-4
events, 1-3
in SQL*Net, B-1
items associated with, B-3
listing, 4-11
server, A-7
Execute event, 4-7, A-8
exiting Oracle Trace, 2-5

F

facililty.dat files
See also process.dat files, 1-8
Fatal event, 4-11, B-1
.fdf files See product definition files (.fdf)
Fetch event, A-8
File menu, 2-5
format history, 3-15
formatter tables, 1-4
creating, 1-8
formatting collections, 3-19
formatting data, 3-10
using command-line interface, 3-19
formatting options
in Collection Wizard, 3-12
frequency reports
creating, 4-6
Function_ID item, B-2
functions
defining, 4-4

G

General page, 3-14
generating reports, 4-5

H

help
displaying, 2-7
Hex event, B-1
Hex_Dump item, B-2
hexadecimal packet dumps, B-3

I

indexes
defining, 4-3
initialization parameters, 1-3
INIT.ORA file
ORACLE_TRACE_ENABLE parameter, 1-8, 2-11
parameters to control Oracle Trace, A-2
INPUT_IO item, A-9, B-2
installed products
listing, 3-4
instrumentation, 1-1
of Oracle Server, A-7
instrumented events, B-1
instrumented products
discovering, 2-7
items, 1-3
cross-product, A-9
standard resource utilization, A-9, B-2
types of, A-8

L

library cache
analyzing performance, 4-8
logical transactions
reporting frequency of, 4-6
LogicalTX event, A-8

M

managing collections, 1-2
MAXRS_SIZE item, A-9, B-2
memory
error accessing, 2-5
menus
Collection, 2-6
Edit, 2-5
File, 2-5
Help, 2-7
Product, 2-7
View, 2-6
Message item, B-2
messages, 2-11
Migration event, A-8

N

network duration events, B-4
node
preferred credentials for, 3-18

O

occurrence report, 4-5
OEM
See Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM)
optimizing report performance, 4-7
Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM), 1-1
starting Oracle Trace from, 2-1
Oracle Intelligent Agent, 1-7
Oracle Server events, A-7
Oracle SQL Worksheet, 4-1
Oracle Trace
SQL*Net events instrumented for, B-1
Oracle Trace Collection Services, 1-7
Oracle Trace Manager, 1-1
Oracle Trace reporting utility
creating reports using, 4-11
$ORACLE_HOME, 3-3, A-3
ORACLE_TRACE_COLLECTION_NAME parameter, A-2
ORACLE_TRACE_COLLECTION_PATH parameter, A-2
ORACLE_TRACE_COLLECTION_SIZE parameter, A-2
ORACLE_TRACE_ENABLE parameter, 1-8, 2-11, A-2
ORACLE_TRACE_FACILITY_NAME parameter, A-2
ORACLE_TRACE_FACILITY_PATH parameter, A-2
otracexx.dll file, 1-8
otrccref.exe image, 2-5
otrcdtl.sql script, 4-7
otrcfmt command, 3-19
otrcfunc.sql script, 4-1, 4-4
otrcrpt1.sql script, 4-5
otrcrpt2.sql script, 4-6
otrcrpt3.sql script, 4-6
otrcrpt4.sql script, 4-6
otrcrpt5.sql script, 4-7
otrcrpt6.sql script, 4-8
otrcrpt7.sql script, 4-9
otrcrpt8.sql script, 4-10
otrcrpt9.sql script, 4-10
otrcrpta.sql script, 4-11
otrcsvr.sql script, 1-9
otrcsyn.sql script, 4-1, 4-2
Output page, 3-15
OUTPUT_IO item, A-9, B-2

P

PAGE_FAULTS item, B-2
PAGEFAULT_IO item, A-9, B-2
PAGEFAULTS item, A-9
parameters
adding or modifying, A-2
Parse event, A-8
performance data
reporting summary of, 4-7
PhysicalTX event, A-8
point events, 1-3, A-7
preferences
defining, 3-17
Preferred credentials
identifying default format using, 3-17
Probe_ID item, B-2
process ID (pid), 4-12
process.dat files, 1-8
product definition files (.fdf), 1-4
creating, 2-7
editing, 2-7
Product menu, 2-7
Progress page, 3-16
property pages, 3-14

R

regid.dat file, 1-8
reports
creating, 4-11
defining elapsed function, 4-1
events for database session, 4-10
frequency of logical transactions, 4-6
frequency of wait events, 4-6
generic templates, 4-5
number of executions per command type, 4-10
optimizing performance of, 4-1
output files created for, 4-12
performance data summary, 4-7
specialized, 4-7
statistical, 4-6
repository, 1-6
resource wait times
analyzing, 4-6
RowSource event, 1-4, A-8

S

sample scripts, 4-1
Schedule page, 3-16
scheduling a collection, 3-7
SCPU item, A-9, B-2
scripts
creating stored procedure packages, 1-9
location of samples, 4-1
otrcdtl.sql, 4-7
otrcfunc.sql, 4-1, 4-4
otrcrpt1.sql, 4-5
otrcrpt2.sql, 4-6
otrcrpt3.sql, 4-6
otrcrpt4.sql, 4-6
otrcrpt5.sql, 4-7
otrcrpt6.sql, 4-8
otrcrpt7.sql, 4-9
otrcrpt8.sql, 4-10
otrcrpt9.sql, 4-10
otrcrpta.sql, 4-11
otrcsyn.sql, 4-1, 4-2
server node
in Collection Wizard, 3-3
required components, 1-7
session
index and serial number variables, 4-10
SQL Parse event, 1-4
SQL statements
generating summary data, 4-7
reporting the number per session, 4-5
SQL*Net events, B-1
SQL*Plus DEFINE command, 4-7
SQLSegment event, A-8
standard resource utilization items, A-9, B-2
starting Oracle Trace, 2-1
statistical functions
generating reports using, 4-6
status messages, 2-6
stopping a collection, 3-16
stored procedures
DBMS_ORACLE_TRACE_AGENT, 1-9
DBMS_ORACLE_TRACE_USER, 1-9
summary data
generating, 4-7
synonyms
defining, 4-2

T

tables
See formatter tables
Time event, B-1
time zone, 3-10
toolbar
enabling or disabling display, 2-6
icons, 2-4
Trace_Masks item, B-2
TRACESVR account, 1-9
troubleshooting, 2-11
conditions to check, A-3

U

UCPU item, A-9, B-2
User event, B-1

V

View menu, 2-6

W

Wait events, A-8
reporting frequency of, 4-6
wizard
See Collection Wizard
worksheet
See Oracle SQL Worksheet


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