Thread: V_$SESSION_LONGOPS


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Romain VILCOQ

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V_$SESSION_LONGOPS
Posted: Oct 13, 2006 12:41 AM
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Hi, I can't find informations about long running transaction in Grid Control 10.2.
I can find some informations in Top Session, but nothing that display the content of V_$SESSION_LONGOPS.

Thanks for help.
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DBMS Direct

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Re: V_$SESSION_LONGOPS
Posted: Oct 26, 2006 7:57 AM   in response to: Romain VILCOQ in response to: Romain VILCOQ
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From Database > Performance > Top SQL, you can sort by Elapsed Time

or

From Database > Performance > Top Sessions, you can customize to get what you want
Romain VILCOQ

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Re: V_$SESSION_LONGOPS
Posted: Oct 27, 2006 1:28 AM   in response to: DBMS Direct in response to: DBMS Direct
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Hi, thanks for reply.
I don't have an Elpased Time column on this screen (Database > Performance > Top SQL)
I am interrested in long ops remaning time estimation.
Ok for Custo of top session, but I can't find information extracted from V$SESSION_LONGOPS, I can live without it, no problem, using sqlplus.
Just to say that it was usefull in the 9.2 EM release and not implemented in 10.2

Bye
gintsp

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Re: V_$SESSION_LONGOPS
Posted: Jan 19, 2007 2:38 AM   in response to: Romain VILCOQ in response to: Romain VILCOQ
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Yeahh I was also interested in this info in the new super duper enterprise manager :)
Especially because old Java EM seems sometimes working rather shaky with 10g databases (OK I can understand that new version of DB and old version of the tool - quite normal) and long operations I cannot see at all for 10g databases.

The visual info about long operations for example is in XE and was in old java EM (screenshots can bee seen here http://www.gplivna.eu/papers/v$session_longops.htm ) and I'm really badly surprised not to be able to find them in new EM :O

Gints Plivna
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Milto1

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Re: V_$SESSION_LONGOPS
Posted: May 28, 2008 7:23 PM   in response to: Romain VILCOQ in response to: Romain VILCOQ
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I know it's yet another backward step from Oracle. I also miss the locks option from the old 9i EM, and being able to access all my DBs from one screen.
Progress? No.
bazzza

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Re: V_$SESSION_LONGOPS
Posted: May 30, 2008 5:05 AM   in response to: Milto1 in response to: Milto1
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There's a locks link under performance tab for each database in grid control?
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