Statspack Data Calculation Sheet
For
Oracle 8i,9i,10g ,….
Developed
By
V.P. Mohammed Yacoob
E-mail: [email protected]
About Me
• Working as a Performance Engineer at
AppLabs Technologies – India
• Worked on more than 3 Engineering
process
About Statspack
• Oracle Database has an in build feature
called Statspack, Which will give
performance statistics of the database.
• Statspack will generate the report with the
file name .lst extention
About Snapshot
• How to take snapshot
…… answer
1) Just before start of the test execution
2) Mid of the test execution
3) End of the test execution
How it will be ?
• NAME SNAP_ID Date/Time
• --------- ---------- -------------------
• XXXXXX 120 27.03.2007:07:41:12
• XXXXXX 121 28.03.2007:06:40:30
• XXXXXX 117 04.12.2006:19:29:06
• XXXXXX 118 04.12.2006:19:31:06
• XXXXXX 115 04.12.2006:19:25:06
• XXXXXX 119 04.12.2006:19:33:06
• XXXXXX 113 04.12.2006:19:21:06
• XXXXXX 114 04.12.2006:19:23:06
• XXXXXX 116 04.12.2006:19:27:06
Report
How to collect list file ?
The following command will collect the statistic report with
reference to snap_id
@$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/spreport
Reports will generate as like sp_119_120.lst
Yacoob –SP - Data Calculation Report
Yacoob – SP – Data Calculation Report
-- Helpful for beginners
Features
-- Time conversion
-- Total Response Time Graph
-- Total Wait Time
-- Physical Reads statistic
-- graph (Total Response/ idle wait Time )
Oracle DB- Total wait / Response Time
Physical Read Statistics
100
45
90
40.5
80 36
31.5
Physical Reads
70
CPU Utilization
27
60
22.5
50
18
40 13.5
30 9
4.5
20
0
10
16 46.4 76.8 107.2 137.6 168 198.4 228.8 259.2 289.6 320
0 Memory (KB)
18:13:06 18:14:11 18:15:17 18:16:22 18:17:28 18:18:33 18:19:38 18:20:44 18:21:49 18:22:55 18:24:00
Estimate Buffer (KB)
Time Physical Reads (KB)
Total Wait Time Total Response Time
Physical Read Statistics
Physical Read Statistics
45
40.5
36
31.5
Physical Reads
27
22.5
18
13.5
9
4.5
0
16 46.4 76.8 107.2 137.6 168 198.4 228.8 259.2 289.6 320
Memory (KB)
Estimate Buffer (KB) Physical Reads (KB)
-- Response Time
• It can describe as Service Time + Wait Time
• Where Service Time = Time spent on the CPU.
• Wait Time = The sum of time spent on Wait
Event
• Note:
– Service time is compressed of time spent on the CPU
for parsing, Recursive CPU usage (for Recursive
PL/SQL and Recursive SQL) and CPU used for
execution of SQL statements (CPU other)
