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The document discusses the Automatic Work Repository (AWR) utility in Oracle databases which automatically collects and stores database performance statistics. It stores AWR reports in the sysaux tablespace and generates reports every hour by default. Details are provided on creating, dropping, and managing AWR snapshots and baselines as well as running AWR reports and using ADDM for analysis.

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AWR Notes

The document discusses the Automatic Work Repository (AWR) utility in Oracle databases which automatically collects and stores database performance statistics. It stores AWR reports in the sysaux tablespace and generates reports every hour by default. Details are provided on creating, dropping, and managing AWR snapshots and baselines as well as running AWR reports and using ADDM for analysis.

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AWR Report: (Automatic Work repositary):(Statspack Utility):

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oracle database automatical collects and stroes database performance statitics r
elating to problem deletion and tuning.
it stores awrreport in sysaux tablespace. by default it genarate awr report for
every 1 hour. all performance related
information is stored in v$sysstat & V$sessstat are useful to gether the statist
ics.the retension of awr report in sysaux tablespace is 8 days.
MMON will perform the most management related tasks including alerts
1. dbobjects_usage statitics
2. time model statitics
3.wait statitics
4. ash reports
5.top 5 events
6. o/s statitics such as i/o and memory usage with in db.
two it will
1.temporary
performance
2.persitant

collects awr report info


in memory collection of statitics in sga accessable through dynamic
views(v$) And OEM interface.
dba_* views (or) OEM database

space usaged awr depend on following:


1.data retension period
2.snapshot tie interval, number of active sessions
Note: if we set snapshot interval 0 awr will not take.
create awr report:
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begin
dbms_workload_repositary.create_snapshot();
end;
Drop Awr report:
=================
begin dbms_workload_reposiary
drop_snapshot_range(low_snap_id==> 10 to high_snap_id==>30, dbid==>-");
end;
db control manage AWR sanpshot base lines:
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performs addm analysis between two periods
begin dbms_workload_repostirary.create_baseline(start_snst_id ==>10 end_snat_id=
=>30,
baseline_name==>'PEAK_TIME_BASELINE',dbid==>1234);
end;
begin dbms_workload_repostirary.drop_baseline(baseline_name==>'PEAK_TIME_BASELIN
E',cascade==>false dbid=1234;end;
begin dbms_worload_repositary.modify_snapshot_setting(retension==>43200 interval
==>30,dbid==> 1234); end;
note retension=0 interval=0 awr report will not genarate.
managing awr stateitics with dd Views:
1.DB_HIST_SNAPSHOT
2.DB_HIST_WR_CONTROL
3.DBA_HIST_BASELINE

STATPACK:
=========
@ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/spreport.sql
HOW TO RUN AWR REPORT:
======================
1. Go to $ORALCE_HOME/RDBMS/ADMIN LOCATION
2. COnnect sql
SQL> @awrreport
3. it will asks for report type html or text default HTMl
4. select the days u want to go back
5. specify the begin & End snapshot id's
6. specify the report name
7.rerport wil be genarated in admin direectory
ADDM(Automatic Database Diagnostc Monitor):
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