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Spotlight on Oracle 10.6 - Getting Started Guide

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Tune Your Oracle Database

The following is a summary of steps that you can undertake to tune Oracle by using Spotlight on Oracle.

Spotlight on Oracle supports an approach to Oracle performance tuning that could be described as "tuning by bottleneck". Spotlight on Oracle alerts you if any component of the Oracle architecture is forming a bottleneck. Additionally, Spotlight on Oracle provides tools that allow you to identify and rectify any inefficiency in your database’s configuration.

In general, you tune your Oracle instance by reiteratively identifying bottlenecks, contention, and critical resources, and by using the advice in this section to remove the bottleneck or contention or improve the performance of the resource.

Notes:

  • Spotlight on Oracle’s approach to Oracle instance-tuning is not the only valid approach. In particular, it emphasizes post-implementation tuning of Oracle applications, and remedial action to correct fundamental physical configuration deficiencies in an Oracle installation.
  • Optimal database performance occurs when optimization is built into the application design and development process, and when the database’s physical design is specifically tailored to support an accurately estimated workload.

 

Predictive Diagnostics

Collect and analyze performance metrics in order to predict the future behavior of the Oracle database.

 

To open Predictive Diagnostics

  1. Select the Spotlight on Oracle connection (or Spotlight on Oracle RAC connection) in the Spotlight Browser.
  2. Click Predictive Diagnostics.

    The page contains several sections —Configuration, Find Impending Problems, Performance Modeling, and What To Do Next — and a set of images that indicate a basic workflow through the predictive process.

 

Notes:

  • Predictive Diagnostics uses a proprietary set of algorithms to process the data.
  • You do NOT need to have Spotlight running continuously in order to collect the data.
  • Use the Oracle User Wizard to create a new Spotlight user (or modify an existing user) that employs Predictive Diagnostics. See also Installation / Data. It takes about 10 days for Spotlight to collect enough data to make valid predictions on the future performance of the database.
Diagnostic Category Description
SQL Performance

Collect and analyze performance metrics for SQL statements as they are executed on the database instance.

When enough performance data is collected, Spotlight may be able to predict the future performance for individual SQL statements on that database. These predictions can be used to identify SQL statements whose performance may not scale adequately as data volumes and SQL execution rates increase. Spotlight will refer to these SQL statements as degrading SQL.

Impending Bottlenecks - Timed Statistics

Note: Available for Oracle 10.2 and later.

Collect and analyze waiting events as they occur on the database. When enough performance data is collected, Spotlight may be able to predict potential bottlenecks in the system as they affect database throughput and response time.

Performance Modeling

Note: Available for Oracle 10.2 and later.

Collect and analyze statistics on the performance of the database during periods of high activity. When enough performance data is collected, Spotlight may be able to:

  • Predict when database resources such as CPU, memory and disk I/O are expected to reach their full capacity.
  • Recommend strategies to enable the database to handle high loads at those times.

 

Spotlight on Oracle Tools: Explain Plan, SQL Optimizer, Space Manager

Tool Description
Tools | Explain Plan The Explain Plan allows you to determine the execution plan that Oracle applies to a particular SQL statement. Spotlight on Oracle allows you to view graphical representations of the execution plan for SQL statements being executed by a user, or for those identified by the SQL & Application Workload drilldown.
Tools | SQL Optimizer (SQL Tuning) SQL Optimizer (if installed) provides context-sensitive tuning advice for SQL statements based on the Oracle execution plan and the database structure. You must have DBA privileges for the database you are diagnosing.
Tools | Space Manager

Space Manager (if installed) provides a comprehensive solution for space management and reorganization. Space Manager offers preventive maintenance, problem detection and resolution, and capacity planning across any number of databases.

 

Spotlight on your favorite mobile device

You can monitor Oracle and Oracle RAC connections on your favorite mobile device using Spotlight Cloud.

Mobile Monitoring is able to raise the following alarms. These alarms are not configurable.

  • Buffer Busy Waits
  • CPU Usage
  • Free Buffer Waits
  • Latch Waits
  • Lock Waits
  • Log Buffer Space Waits
  • Parse Wait Time
  • Average Redo Log Write Time
  • Datafile Random Read Avg Time
  • Temporary IO Wait Time
  • Unarchived Log
  • Cannot create new connection
  • Not currently connected to database

Tip:

  • To configure Spotlight on your mobile device, click View | Options | Spotlight for Mobile devices and web based analytics.
  • Mobile Monitoring is dependent on the Spotlight Diagnostic Server service.
  • Switch on/off monitoring of individual Oracle and Oracle RAC connections from the Spotlight Connection Manager (Oracle Connection Details, Oracle RAC Connection Details).

 

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