ADDM Task Nodes
This section covers these topics:
How ADDM Task Nodes Work
An ADDM task is an analysis of Oracle database performance over a period of time. Each ADDM Task node represents a single ADDM task in the database. You can create ADDM Tasks in the following ways:
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Running Oracle Performance Analyzer
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Selecting the New ADDM Task by right-clicking on the ADDM Tasks Collection node or the AWR Snapshot nodes
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Calling the ADDM PL/SQL API directly using Query Window or SQL*Plus
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Using external tools such as Oracle Enterprise Manager
You can double-click an existing ADDM task to launch Oracle Performance Analyzer to load and view the findings and recommendations.
See Also:
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Oracle Database Performance Tuning Guide - Chapter 5, Automatic Performance Statistics; Chapter 6, Automatic Performance and Diagnostics
Menu Options
| Menu Option | Description |
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View Analysis |
Launches Oracle Performance Analyzer and loads the task. This is the default action when the node is double-clicked. If an ADDM task is ready, it comes to the front. |
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Query Window |
Opens the Query Window for the connection. |
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Delete |
Deletes the ADDM tasks from the database. |
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Refresh |
Refreshes the node. |
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Properties |
Displays properties for the ADDM Task. |
See Also