Oracle(R) Enterprise Manager Getting Started with the Oracle(R) Standard Management Pack
Release 2.1

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A

About Oracle TopSessions menu item, 7-7
ACTION field, 7-11
ACTION_HASH field, 7-12
Add New Service button, 3-3
Add New Service command, 3-8
Add User-Defined Chart button, 3-19
Agent data gathering service
See Data Gatherer
ALL_CATALOG
significance for Oracle TopSessions, 7-2
ALL_TAB_COLUMNS
significance for Oracle TopSessions, 7-1
analysis
See also charts
AUDIT_ACTIONS
significance for Oracle TopSessions, 7-2
AUDSID field, 7-10
Automatic button
Options Refresh, 7-19

B

bar charts, 3-11
baseline
capturing definitions using DB Capture, 5-7
creating, 6-4
creating a new version, 6-4
definition of, 5-5
deleting, 6-4
deleting a previous version of, 6-4
exporting, 6-4, 6-7
importing, 6-4, 6-7
viewing, 5-8, 6-4
viewing a previous version of, 6-4
viewing history entries for, 6-4
working with a particular version of, 6-7
Baseline Viewer application
function of, 5-6
overview of, 5-8

C

Capacity Planner, setting up, 2-1
catbloxx.sql, 2-4
Change Database Connection menu item
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-6
change management applications
starting from Change Manager, 6-3
change management objects, 5-5
copying from one repository to another, 6-8
change management task
history entry for, 5-2
Change Manager application
function of, 5-6
overview of, 5-9
right mouse button support for, 6-3
running from the command line, A-2
starting, 6-1
starting DBA Studio from, 6-4
starting other applications from, 6-3
changes
tracking, 5-6
chart group
definition of, 3-9
charts
chart-specific commands, 3-14
constraints, 3-11
drilling down, 3-14
filtering chart data, 3-12
formats of, 3-11
generating reports for, 3-16
getting help on, 3-16
orientations, 3-14
printing, 3-16
saving your changes, 3-15
setting chart options, 3-12
sorting data in table, 3-15
viewing, 3-8
See also analysis
Choose Statistics for Display dialog box, 7-13
CLIENT_INFO field, 7-12
collected data
definition of, 3-10
COMMAND field, 7-10
of Oracle TopSessions main display, 7-8
command line
running Change Manager from, A-2
comparison
creating, 6-5
creating a new version of, 6-5
creating, naming, saving, and viewing, 5-8
definition of, 5-5
deleting, 6-5
deleting a previous version of, 6-5
exporting, 6-5, 6-7
importing, 6-5, 6-7
viewing, 6-5
viewing a previous version of, 6-5
viewing history entries for, 6-5
working with a particular version of, 6-7
completed task
refreshing the display, 6-6
viewing, 6-7
conceptual help topics
accessing, 5-12
explained, 5-12
configuring
Data Gatherer to collect data, 2-1
connecting
manually to a service, 3-7
to a discovered service, 3-7
to a service, 3-8
constraints
selecting chart, 3-11
Contents menu item
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-7
Contents page for help
accessing, 5-11
context-sensitive help
accessing, 5-11
copying
change management objects to a different repository, 6-8
user-defined charts, 3-21
Count page
of the Options dialog box, 7-20
creating
a new version of a baseline, 6-4
a new version of a comparison, 6-5
baseline, 6-4
comparison, 6-5
like user-defined charts, 3-21
user-defined charts, 3-19
Current button
of Options Sort page, 7-18
Cursors page, 7-14
Custom category of statistics
selecting statistics for the, 7-13
custom set of statistics
displaying, 7-13
modifying, 7-13
selecting, 7-13
Custom toolbar button
selecting statistics for the Custom category, 7-13

D

data
selecting collected, 3-10
Data Gatherer
accessing through intermediate host, 3-2
configuring, 2-1
setting the location of, 3-2
Data Items page in user-defined charts, 3-19
data source
definition of, 3-10
selecting, 3-10
DB Capture application
capturing definitions in a baseline, 5-7
capturing definitions in SQL DDL format, 5-7
function of, 5-6
overview of, 5-7
DB Diff application
function of, 5-6
overview of, 5-8
DBA Studio
starting from Change Manager, 6-4
deleting
a previous version of a baseline, 6-4
a previous version of a comparison, 6-5
a task from the History page, 6-6
baseline, 6-4
comparison, 6-5
recordings, 3-19
Delta button
of Options Sort page, 7-19
Details menu item, 7-6, 7-8
Display All Sessions button
of Options Count page, 7-20
Display Top N Sessions button
of Options Count page, 7-20
Display Value group
Options Sort, 7-18
drill-down charts, 3-14

E

Exit menu item
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-6
exiting
from Oracle TopSessions, 7-20
exporting
baseline, 6-4, 6-7
comparison, 6-5, 6-7

F

File menu
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-5
filtering chart data, 3-12
FIXED_TABLE_SEQUENCE field, 7-12

G

General page, 7-9
of Session Details display, 7-9
glossary
accessing, 5-12

H

help
accessing the glossary, 5-12
displaying the Contents page, 5-11
finding a particular type of topic, 5-12
finding a specific topic, 5-11
for charts, 3-16
locating a conceptual or task topic, 5-12
obtaining for a particular context, 5-11
using, 5-11
Help menu
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-7
hierarchical charts, 3-11
history entries
for change management tasks, 5-2
saving to a file, 6-7
sorting on the History page, 6-7
viewing for a comparison, 6-5
viewing for a task, 6-6
History page
removing a task, 6-6
viewing new history entries for, 6-6
horizontal orientation
of a chart, 3-14

I

importing
baseline, 6-4, 6-7
comparison, 6-5, 6-7

K

Kill menu item, 7-8
in Performance Manager, 3-14
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-6

L

LAST_CALL_ET field, 7-12
line charts, 3-11
Lock Type field, 7-16
Lock Types list box, 7-15
Locks page, 7-15
LOCKWAIT field, 7-10
log (trace) files
location of, A-4
LOGON_TIME field, 7-12

M

MACHINE field, 7-11
of Oracle TopSessions main display, 7-8
main window
of Oracle Performance Manager, 3-6
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-3
Manual button
of Options Refresh page, 7-19
menu bar
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-5
menu items
About Oracle TopSessions menu item, 7-7
Change Database Connection
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-6
Contents menu item
or Oracle TopSessions, 7-7
Details menu item, 7-6, 7-8
Exit menu item
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-6
Kill menu item, 7-8
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-6
Options
Oracle TopSessions, 7-7
Refresh menu item
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-6
Search for Help On menu item
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-7
Status Bar menu item
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-6
Toolbar menu item
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-6
Using Help menu item
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-7
menus
File menu
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-5
Help menu
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-7
Sessions menu, 7-6
View menu
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-6
Mode Held field, 7-16
Mode Requested field, 7-16
modifying user-defined charts, 3-20
MODULE field, 7-11
MODULE_HASH field, 7-11

O

object definitions
capturing using DB Capture, 5-7
comparing using DB Diff, 5-8
supported by change management applications, 5-4
viewing differences between, 5-8
Object Name field, 7-16
Object Owner field, 7-16
Object Type field, 7-16
ObjectID field, 7-16
objects
created by change management applications, 5-5
ocm.properties file
description of properties, A-3
location of, A-2
using to enable tracing and debugging for applications, A-2
Options dialog box, 7-17, 7-19
Count Page, 7-20
Sort page, 7-18
Oracle Data Gatherer
See Data Gatherer
Oracle Enterprise Manager repository
copying change management objects, 6-8
Oracle Index Tuning wizard, 4-1
Oracle Performance Manager
functions of, 3-1
starting, 3-4
usage scenarios for, 3-3
Oracle TopSessions
exiting, 7-20
main window, 7-3
menus, 7-5
required views for, 7-1
Session Details display, 7-9
Sessions menu, 7-6
starting, 7-2
status bar, 7-5
title bar, 7-4
toolbar, 7-4
OSUSER field, 7-10
of Oracle TopSessions main display, 7-8
overview charts
viewing, 3-9

P

PADDR field, 7-10
Performance Manager
See Oracle Performance Manager
pie chart, 3-11
PLAN_TABLE
significance for Oracle TopSessions, 7-2
PREV_HASH_VALUE field, 7-11
PREV_SQL_ADDR field, 7-11
printing
a chart, 3-16
PROCESS field, 7-11
PROGRAM field, 7-11
of Oracle TopSessions main display, 7-8
property sheets
Options property sheet, 7-17

R

recommendations
in Analysis report, 4-4
recording chart data, 3-17
recordings
removing, 3-19
starting, 3-17
stopping, 3-18
Recordings folder, 3-6
Refresh Interval list boxes
of Options Refresh page, 7-19
Refresh menu item
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-6
refresh mode
changing from Oracle TopSessions toolbar, 7-5
Refresh page, 7-19
refresh time
for the Session Details display, 7-17
Oracle TopSessions main display, 7-19
refreshing
list of completed tasks, 6-6
removing
a task from the History page, 6-6
reports
generating for charts, 3-16
repository
automatically created, 3-5
not connected to, 3-5
required views on a database
for Oracle TopSessions, 7-1
right mouse button
using in Oracle TopSessions, 7-8
right mouse button support
for Change Manager, 6-3
ROW_WAIT_BLOCK# field, 7-12
ROW_WAIT_FILE# field, 7-12
ROW_WAIT_OBJ# field, 7-12
ROW_WAIT_ROW# field, 7-12

S

SADDR field, 7-9
saving
Performance Manager charts, 3-15
SCHEMA# field, 7-10
SCHEMANAME field, 7-10
Search for Help On menu item
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-7
SERIAL# field, 7-10
SERVER field, 7-10
service
connecting manually, 3-7
connecting to discovered, 3-7
session activity
obtaining an overview of, 7-7
Session Details display, 7-9, 7-15
Cursors page, 7-14, 7-15
for multiple sessions simultaneously, 7-17
General page, 7-9
General page of, 7-9
Locks page of, 7-15
Statistics page, 7-12
Statistics page of, 7-12
Session ID field, 7-15
sessions
viewing details about, 7-9
Set Data Gatherer Location menu item, 3-3
Set Options button, 3-13
setting up
Capacity Planner, 2-1
TopSessions, 2-4
Show Cursors list box
of Session Details Cursor page, 7-14
Show Explain Plan button
of Session Details Cursors page, 7-14
Show Overview Charts
menu option, 3-9
toolbar button, 3-9
SID field, 7-10
of Oracle TopSessions main display, 7-7
smptsixx.sql, 2-4
Sort page, 7-18
sort statistic field
of Oracle TopSessions main display, 7-8
Sort Statistic list box
Options Sort page, 7-18
sorting
data in a table chart, 3-15
history entries for completed tasks or manually moved pending tasks, 6-7
SQL script
evaluating in a user-defined chart, 3-19
SQL statements
capturing definitions using DB Capture, 5-7
SQL_ADDRESS field, 7-11
SQL_HASH_VALUE field, 7-11
starting
change management applications from Change Manager, 6-3
Change Manager, 6-1
Oracle Performance Manager, 3-4
Oracle TopSessions, 7-2
Statistic Filter list box
Options Sort, 7-18
statistics
selecting a custom set of statistics to display for a session, 7-13
selecting the statistics to display for a session, 7-12
Statistics page, 7-12
of Session Details display, 7-12
status
of session, 7-8
status bar
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-5
Status Bar menu item
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-6
STATUS field, 7-10
of Oracle TopSessions main display, 7-8
strip charts, 3-11
supported database objects, 5-4
SYS.DBA_OBJECTS
significance for Oracle TopSessions, 7-2

T

table charts, 3-11
sorting data in, 3-15
TADDR field, 7-10
task
history entry for, 5-2
removing from the History page, 6-6
viewing completed, 6-7
viewing history entries for, 6-6
viewing new completed tasks, 6-6
task help topics
accessing, 5-12
explained, 5-12
TERMINAL field, 7-11
The, 7-6
title bar
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-4
toolbar
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-4
Toolbar menu item
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-6
TopSessions
setting up, 2-4
trace files
location of, A-4
tracking changes, 5-6
troubleshooting
using the ocm.properties file, A-2
TYPE field, 7-11

U

updating
list of completed tasks, 6-6
usage scenarios
for change management applications, 5-10
for Oracle Performance Manager, 3-3
User Name field, 7-15
USER# field, 7-10
user-defined charts, 3-19
copying, 3-21
creating like, 3-21
Data Items page, 3-19
defining a new chart, 3-19
modifying, 3-20
USERNAME field, 7-10
of Oracle TopSessions main display, 7-7
Using Help menu item
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-7
utlxplxx.sql, 2-4

V

V$LOCK view, 7-15
significance for Oracle TopSessions, 7-1
V$OPEN_CURSOR
significance for Oracle TopSessions, 7-1
V$ROLLNAME
significance for Oracle TopSessions, 7-2
V$ROLLNAME view, 7-15
V$SESSION view, 7-7, 7-9
significance for Oracle TopSessions, 7-1
V$SESSTAT
significance for Oracle TopSessions, 7-1
V$SESSTAT view, 7-12
V$SQLTEXT view
significance for Oracle TopSessions, 7-1
V$STATNAME view, 7-18
significance for Oracle TopSessions, 7-1
version
baseline, 6-7
comparison, 6-7
vertical orientation
of a chart, 3-14
View menu
of Oracle TopSessions, 7-6
viewing
a previous version of a baseline, 6-4
a previous version of a comparison, 6-5
baseline, 6-4
comparison, 6-5
completed task, 6-7
history entries for a baseline, 6-4
history entries for a comparison, 6-5
overview charts, 3-9
Performance Manager charts, 3-8
views
required by Oracle TopSessions, 7-1


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