STATSPACK REPORT - P2
Load Profile Section
- This is used for comparing two reports to see if the Load characteristics from the two report periods are similar
Sample
Load Profile Section Report
Definition
a)
Redo Size :-- Amount of Redo generated . If increase in the value
more DML happening (INSERT,UPDATE & DELETE) than before
b)
Logical Reads :-- Reading from memory and diskc
c) Block changes :-- The number of blocks modified during sample interval . If it is more ,more DML statements are taking place (INSERT,UPDATE & DELETE)
d) Physical Reads :-- The number of call that caused physical I/O
e) Physical Writes :-- The number of physical writes issued
f) User calls :-- The number of queries generated
g) Parses :-- Total of both parse hard and soft
h) Hard Parse :-- This is condition when sql statements is parsed .If it is 100% .This is bad .A hard parse is usually accompained by latch contention on the shared pool and library cache latches.
I) soft parse :-- This is obtained by subtracting hard parses from parse
j) Executes :-- How many statements we are executing per second/transaction
k) Transaction :-- How many transactions per second we process
c) Block changes :-- The number of blocks modified during sample interval . If it is more ,more DML statements are taking place (INSERT,UPDATE & DELETE)
d) Physical Reads :-- The number of call that caused physical I/O
e) Physical Writes :-- The number of physical writes issued
f) User calls :-- The number of queries generated
g) Parses :-- Total of both parse hard and soft
h) Hard Parse :-- This is condition when sql statements is parsed .If it is 100% .This is bad .A hard parse is usually accompained by latch contention on the shared pool and library cache latches.
I) soft parse :-- This is obtained by subtracting hard parses from parse
j) Executes :-- How many statements we are executing per second/transaction
k) Transaction :-- How many transactions per second we process
Buffer
Nowait Ration :-- This is the percentage of time that the instance
made a call to get a buffer . Buffer was made available immediately
meaning it did not had to wait for buffer.
Buffer
Hit Ratio :-- Also know as buffer-cache hit ratio . It shows % of
time a particular block was found in buffer cache instead of
performing a physical I/O
Library
Hit Ratio :-- give the percentage of pin requests that result in pin
hits.A pin hit occurs when the sql or pl/sql code to be executed is
already in the library cache and is valid to execute .If “Library
Hit ratio” is low . It could mean low shared pool
Execute
to Parse.:-- If value is negative, it means that the number of parses
is larger than the number of executions. Another cause for a negative
execute to parse ratio is if the shared pool is too small and queries
are aging out of the shared pool and need to be reparsed.
Parse
CPU to Parse Elapsd % :-- Generally this is measure of how available
CPU cycles were for SQL parsing. If this is low you may see “latch
free” as one of your top wait events.
Redo
Nowait Ratio :-- This indicates the amount of redo entries generated
for which there was space available in the redo log.
In
Memory Sort Ratio :-- This give percentage sorts that were performed
in memory.
Soft
Parse Ratio :-- This ratio gives the % of parses that were soft,as
opposed to hard.
Latch
Hit Ratio :-- This is the ratio of total number of latch misses to
the number of latch gets for all latches.
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