Oracle(R) Enterprise Manager Oracle(R) Trace User's Guide
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Preface

This section describes the purpose and organization of this guide: Oracle Enterprise Manager Oracle Trace User's Guide. Specifically, it covers the following topics:

Purpose of This Guide

This guide provides user instructions for the Oracle Trace Manager application, which is the Oracle Trace graphical user interface. This guide also provides information on the Oracle Trace Data Viewer used to view formatted data collected by Oracle Trace.

Audience

This guide is written for Oracle Trace users who want to set up data collections using the Oracle Trace Manager application and who want to view the formatted collected data using Oracle Trace Data Viewer.

How This Guide Is Organized

This guide is organized as follows:

Chapter 1, "Overview"

Provides a general description of Oracle Trace.

Chapter 2, "Using Oracle Trace"

Describes how to invoke Oracle Trace, the Oracle Trace Manager windows and menus displayed, and how to exit. Included in this chapter are instructions for discovering products.

Chapter 3, "Working with Collections"

Describes how to create, edit, stop, and delete Oracle Trace collections.

Chapter 4, "Oracle Trace Data Viewer"

Describes how to use Oracle Trace Data Viewer.

Appendix A, "Manual Collection of Oracle Trace Data"

Describes Oracle Trace initialization parameters, stored procedures, and command-line interface.

Appendix B, "Oracle Server Events"

Contains information on Oracle Server SQL and wait events and data that can be collected with Oracle Trace.

Appendix C, "Troubleshooting Oracle Trace"

Lists the problems you might encounter while using Oracle Trace and provides solutions to these problems.

Conventions Used in This Guide

The following table lists the conventions used in the guide.

Convention   Explanation  

#  

The default superuser prompt.  

%  

The default user prompt.  

[Ctrl/C]  

Press the Ctrl key while you simultaneously press another key (in this case, C).  

italics  

Italicized words indicate variables, such as a file or directory name.  

$ORACLE_HOME  

Represents the directory where you installed Oracle Enterprise Manager components and Oracle Diagnostics Pack products. The directory name may be different on your system.  

otracexx  

The xx represents the version of the database for which you are collecting data; for example, otrace73 for the Oracle Server release 7.3.  

This guide also assumes that you are familiar with the operation of Microsoft Windows NT. Refer to the Windows documentation for your system, if necessary. In general, this guide shows the directory names as they are used in UNIX; on an NT system, delineate directory names with a backslash (\).

To reduce wordiness and redundancy, menu and submenu choices are joined by arrows. For example, Collection=>Create refers to the Create Collection choice in the Collection menu.

Oracle Enterprise Manager Pack Information

The Oracle Enterprise Manager product family includes three packs: Oracle Change Management Pack, Oracle Diagnostics Pack, and Oracle Tuning Pack. Each pack is fully integrated into the Oracle Enterprise Manager Console framework.

Oracle Change Management Pack

Oracle Diagnostics Pack

Oracle Tuning Pack

Oracle Enterprise Manager Documentation

The Oracle Enterprise Manager Oracle Trace User's Guide is one of several Oracle Enterprise Manager documents.

Oracle Enterprise Manager base documentation

Oracle Change Management Pack documentation

Oracle Diagnostics Pack documentation

Oracle Tuning Pack documentation




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