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Structure of dba_advisor_findings

The task_id field can be used to gather more information about a specific task.  These findings can be in one of four categories as shows in the type field:

  • Problem

  • Symptom

  • Error

  • Information

These categorizations provide a triage area to look at the PROBLEM items first.  These are the items where the type is set to the string PROBLEM.  A DBA allowing ADDM to advise on database performance issues will, ideally,  work their way down to review and address the INFORMATION items. 

The script show_addm_findings.sql will list the items in the PROBLEM category.  Figure 10.5 is a sample of the output from this script when dealing with a CPU bottleneck issue. 

* show_addm_findings.sql

-- *************************************************

-- Copyright © 2003 by Rampant TechPress

-- This script is free for non-commercial purposes

-- with no warranties.  Use at your own risk.

--

-- To license this script for a commercial purpose,

-- contact rtp AT rampant.cc

-- *************************************************

/* show_addm_findings.sql */

set lines 132

set pages 99

column task_name   format a23

column impact_type format a40

column message     format a100 WRAP

select

   task_name,

   type,

   impact_type,

   impact,

   message

from

   dba_advisor_findings

where:

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The above book excerpt is from:

Oracle Wait Event Tuning

High Performance with Wait Event Iinterface Analysis 

ISBN 0-9745993-7-9  

Stephen Andert 

http://www.rampant-books.com/book_2004_2_wait_tuning.htm

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