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Generating Awr Report

The document discusses how to generate an AWR report from Oracle using the dbms_workload_repository package. It provides an example SQL statement to retrieve the text format AWR report for snapshot range 2900 to 2911. The output shows the standard Oracle elapsed time report containing key metrics like redo size, logical reads, physical reads/writes, and user calls over the specified snapshot period.

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Generating Awr Report

The document discusses how to generate an AWR report from Oracle using the dbms_workload_repository package. It provides an example SQL statement to retrieve the text format AWR report for snapshot range 2900 to 2911. The output shows the standard Oracle elapsed time report containing key metrics like redo size, logical reads, physical reads/writes, and user calls over the specified snapshot period.

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GENERATING AWR REPORT

SAURABH SRIVASTAVA
AWR report

The procedures in the dbms_workload_repository package are awr_report_text and


awr_report_html, which generate the AWR report for the specified snapshot range in
text or HTML formats, respectively.  The following script segment shows how to
retrieve the AWR text report for any snapshot range or duration:
SELECT
   output 
FROM    TABLE(dbms_workload_repository.awr_report_text
(37933856,1,2900,2911 ));

The sample output below shows the typical report generated for AWR data.  The
output displays shows the four arguments to the awr_report_text stored procedure:

       The database ID is 37933856.

       The instance number for RAC is 1.

       The starting snapshot number is 2900.

       The ending snapshot number is 2911.

This standard Oracle elapsed time report has evolved over the past 12 years and had
several names:

       report.txt: In Oracle7 and Oracle8, this BSTAT-ESTAT was taken by running


the utlbstat.sqlfollowed by utlestat.sql in the $ORACLE-HOME/rdbms/admin
directory.

       spreport: From Oracle8i to Oracle10g, this is an enhanced BSTAT-ESTAT report


where the user chooses the beginning and ending snapshot numbers.

       AWR Report: In Oracle 10g, this is the latest time-series report, and it is produced
by running a SQL*Plus script in the $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin
directory.  awrrpt.sql is a text-based report. awrrpti.sql is a HTML-based report for
online publishing of time-series reports.

 
OUTPUT
---------------------------------------------------------
--------
WORKLOAD REPOSITORY report for
 
DB Name         DB Id    Instance     Inst Num
Release     Cluster Host
------------ ----------- ------------ --------
----------- ------
DBDABR          37933856 dbdabr              1 10.1.0.2.0  NO      Host1
 
              Snap Id      Snap Time      Sessions Curs/Sess
            --------- ------------------- -------- ---------
Begin Snap:      2900 19-Aug-04 11:00:29       
18       5.2
  End Snap:      2911 19-Aug-04 22:00:16        
18       4.6
   Elapsed:              659.78 (mins)
   DB Time:               10.08 (mins)
 
Cache Sizes (end)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Buffer Cache:      48M      Std Block Size:         8K
Shared Pool Size:  56M          Log Buffer:       256K
 
Load Profile
~~~~~~~~~~~~          Per Second       Per Transaction
                   --------------       -----------
        Redo size: 1,766.20             18,526.31
    Logical reads:    39.21                411.30
    Block changes:    11.11                116.54
   Physical reads:     0.38                  3.95
  Physical writes:     0.38                  3.96
       User calls:     0.06                  0.64
           Parses:     2.04                 21.37
      Hard parses:     0.14                  1.45
            Sorts:     1.02                 10.72
           Logons:     0.02                  0.21

         Executes:     4.19                 43.91

This is very similar to the old STATSPACK reports from Oracle9i, and it contains
vital elapsed-time change information for what happened during the particular
snapshot range.

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