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No Binds 26/0.52 74/0.78 155/1.13 272/1.50 370/2.03 466/2.58 564/3.15 664/3.57 747/4.05 822/4.42 Binds 4/0.10 11/0.20 29/0.37 44/0.45 64/0.62 74/0.72 95/0.92 106/1.00 117/1.15 137/1.30

The V$SESS_TIME_MODEL view is similar to the V$SYS_TIME_MODEL view, but applies to session-level displays of the session-accumulated time for various operations.

In a transparent interaction with polled feedback, the caller polls the callee for progress updates, while a previously issued asynchronous command is being executed. After sending the main command on a secondary thread, the caller enters a polling loop, as shown in Figure 9-13.

The V$SESSION_WAIT_CLASS view shows the time spent in various wait event operations on a persession basis, as shown here: SQL> SELECT wait_class,total_waits,time_waited 2* FROM V$SESSION_WAIT_CLASS; WAIT_CLASS TOTAL_WAITS TIME_WAITED ----------------------------------------------------------------Other 3 501 Idle 130 48162 Configuration 30 4 Concurrency 18 15 SQL>

No Binds 563,883 1,126,006 1,712,280 2,298,179 2,920,219 3,526,704 4,172,492 4,734,793 5,360,188 5,901,981 Binds 25,232 50,367 75,541 100,682 125,933 150,957 176,085 201,351 230,516 251,434

The V$SERVICE_WAIT_CLASS view shows you the total number of waits and the total time waited for each wait statistic. The V$SYSTEM_WAIT_CLASS view shows instance time totals for each registered wait class. The session-based V$SESSION_WAIT_CLASS view is described in the previous section.

Figure 9-13. A transparent interaction with polled feedback Because the callee must be able to support polling requests while it is executing a command on a different thread, the callee must use thread-safe operations to return the progress feedback.

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Waits for Latches (Number of Waits/Time in Wait in Seconds)

The V$ACTIVE_SESSION_HISTORY view shows recent session activity, as captured by the Active Session History feature. The view contains one row for each active session per sample. You see the latest sample data first.

The three main SQL-related dynamic views are V$SQL, V$SQLAREA, and V$SQLTEXT. You can join these and other views such as the V$SESSION view to find out information relating to current SQL usage in the database (for example, the SQL being executed currently in the database). Here s one such query that lets you see a user s SQL statement: SQL> SELECT a.sid, a.username, s.sql_text FROM V$SESSION a, V$SQLTEXT s WHERE a.sql_address = s.address AND a.sql_hash_value = s.hash_value AND a.username like '&user' ORDER BY a.username,a.sid,s.piece;

No Binds 0/0 406/1 2,830/4 9,400/5 13,800/20 30,800/80 40,800/154 56,300/240 74,600/374 60,000/450 120/1 230/1 354/1 17/0 Binds

You can use several views to monitor the status of the database. Using some of these views, you can check on any resource contention (for example, the existence of locks and latches).

Example 16 A person needs to catch a plane and is running late. She stops a taxicab and says, Take me to the airport. Along the way, traffic conditions change considerably. In fear of missing her flight, the passenger asks the driver, How much more time do you think the ride will take The cab driver answers, Probably another 20 minutes. The passenger acts as the caller, the driver as the callee. The trip to the airport represents the asynchronous execution of a command. The passenger uses a polling technique to get progress reports back from the cab driver during the trip. Example 17 A person surfs the Internet with a Web browser. He clicks the hyperlink on one HTML

The V$INSTANCE view gives you the status of your instance. It provides you with the hostname, the database name and version, and the status of the database. Listing 23-32 shows the output of a simple query using the V$INSTANCE view. Note that the status could be one of the following: started, mounted, open, or open migrated. The possible values for the ACTIVE_STATE column are NORMAL, QUIESCED, and QUIESCING. Listing 23-32. Using the V$INSTANCE View SQL> SELECT instance_name, host_name, version, startup_time, 2 status, database_status 3* from V$INSTANCE; INSTANCE_NAME HOST_NAME VERSION STARTUP_TI STATUS DB_STATUS ----------------------------------------------------------------nina prod5 10.2.0.0 07/18/2005 OPEN ACTIVE SQL>

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