Edition-based redefinition: adjunct schemas
In this blog post I would like to describe one of the basic component of Edition-based redefinition (EBR): adjunct schemas.
In this blog post I would like to describe one of the basic component of Edition-based redefinition (EBR): adjunct schemas.
One of our developers has discovered a problem when an index column's data type changed after the index was rebuilt.
I have recently investigated an issue with high session cursor cache count
statistics in one of 11.2.0.4 databases.
I found that some of sessions have extremely high values of these statistics.
Found a case when a query joining parent and child tables did not eliminate the parent table when it seemingly could.
Recently I faced a strange issue with EBR (Edition-Based Redefinition). In order to understand how things work internally I decided to use DTrace.
Found a frequently executed SELECT query and decided to diagnose it further.
In a recent MOS HOT Topics email I found a note about a new parameter to track dictionary invalidation issues: Bug 4991675 - Diagnostic event improve diagnosability of data dictionary invalidation issues (Doc ID 4991675.8)
Event 10505 dumps dynamic sampling statistics to user tables.
В одной из БД Hibernate сгенерировал новый запрос, который вызвал повышенную загрузку. Я исследовал этот запрос, оптимизируется он легко, но я выявил один интересный случай, когда JPPD (join predicate pushdown) не срабатывает для group by view.
Sometimes it is useful to run parallel queries in serial mode. Event 10384 level 16384 is one of the ways to do this.