az-oracle-sizing/busiest_statspack.sql

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REM Name:       busiest_statspack.sql
REM Type:       Oracle SQL script
REM Date:       27-April 2020
REM From:       Americas Customer Success team (CSU) - Microsoft
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REM Description:
REM
REM     SQL*Plus script to find the top 5 busiest STATSPACK snapshots within the horizon
REM     of all information stored within the Oracle STATSPACK repository, based on the
REM     STATSPACK statistic "CPU used by this session" and the two I/O statistics
REM     "physical reads" and "physical writes", all residing within the STATSPACK
REM     table named STATS$SYSSTAT, populated from the view V$SYSSTAT.
REM
REM Modifications:
REM     TGorman 09jan23 v0.6    copied from script "busiest_awr.sql" v0.6
REM     TGorman 13feb23 v0.7    bug fix, change DBA_HIST_SNAPSHOT to STATS$SNAPSHOT
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set pages 100 lines 180 verify off echo off feedback 6 timing off recsep off
col instance_number format 90 heading 'I#'
col snap_id heading 'Beginning|Snap ID'
col begin_tm format a20 heading 'Beginning|Snap Time' word_wrap
col avg_value heading 'Average|IO and CPU|per second' format 999,999,990.0000
define V_CPU_WEIGHT=1           /* multiplicative factor to favor/disfavor CPU metrics */
define V_IO_WEIGHT=2            /* multiplicative factor to favor/disfavor I/O metrics */
spool b
select  x.instance_number,
        x.snap_id snap_id,
        to_char(s.snap_time, 'DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS') begin_tm,
        x.avg_value
from    (select instance_number, snap_id, avg_value,
                row_number() over (partition by instance_number order by avg_sort_value desc) rn
         from   (select instance_number, snap_id, avg(value) avg_value, avg(sort_value) avg_sort_value
                 from   (select instance_number, snap_id, sum(value)-sum(lag_value) value, ((sum(value)-sum(lag_value))*&&V_CPU_WEIGHT) sort_value
                         from   (select instance_number, snap_id, value, lag(value) over (partition by instance_number order by snap_id) lag_value
                                 from   stats$sysstat
                                 where  name in ('CPU used by this session')
                                 and    dbid = (select dbid from v$database))
                         where  lag_value is not null
                         group by instance_number, snap_id
                         union all
                         select instance_number, snap_id, sum(value)-sum(lag_value) value, ((sum(value)-sum(lag_value))*&&V_IO_WEIGHT) sort_value
                         from   (select instance_number, snap_id, value, lag(value) over (partition by instance_number, name order by snap_id) lag_value
                                 from   stats$sysstat
                                 where  name in ('physical reads','physical writes')
                                 and    dbid = (select dbid from v$database))
                         where  lag_value is not null
                         group by instance_number, snap_id)
                 group by instance_number, snap_id)) x,
        Stats$snapshot s
where   s.snap_id = x.snap_id
and     s.instance_number = x.instance_number
and     s.dbid = (select dbid from v$database)
and     x.rn <= 5
order by instance_number, rn;
spool off