Backup
| 1. Database Backup Age
(AutoFix)
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The number of hours since the last successful backup is
measured. If the
DBC-specified Backup_Age:
number of hours is exceeded, then a Backup Age Event occurs.
The logic to record the timestamp of each
backup is incorporated into
each our backup tools.
(AutoFix: Too much elapsed time since last successful DB backup)
If specified, the
DBC-specified Backup_Command: Is Invoked .
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Availability
| 2. Instance Running
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A DBI/ODBC connection to the DB is attempted.
System tables are queried.
Availability
| 3. Restricted Session
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If the Oracle instance is in RESTRICTED SESSION mode, then a
critical event will occur.
Availability
| 4. Tablespace Full
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You may configure
DBC-specified Tablespace Full Thresholds .
If a tablespace exceeds these thresholds, an event will occur.
Availability
| 5. Offline Data Files
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If any datafiles are found to be offline, a critical event will occur.
Availability
| 6. Listener
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If the lsnrctl status shows that the listner is
not active, a critical event will occur.
Availability
| 7. Archive Log Destation
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If an Archive Log destination disk is full,
a critical event will occur.
Availability
| 8. All Controlfiles On 1 Disk
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It is a poor practice to store all controlfiles on 1 disk. If this
occurs, a critical event will occur.
Availability
| 9. All Online Redo Logs On 1 Disk
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It is a poor practice to store all Online Redo Logs on 1 disk. If this
occurs, a critical event will occur.
Availability
| 10. Only 1 Controlfile
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It is a poor practice to configure only 1 Controlfile. If this
occurs, a critical event will occur.
Availability
| 11. Only 1 Online Redo Logs
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It is a poor practice to configure only 1 Online Redo Log. If this
occurs, a critical event will occur.
Performance
| 12. OTRACE
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If OTRACE is turned on,
a critical event will occur.
Performance
| 13. SQL_TRACE
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If instance level SQL_TRACE is turned on,
a critical event will occur.
Performance
| 14. Rollback Segment Gets:Waits Ratio
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If the ratio of Rollback segments get to waits is > 1%, more
rollback segments are probably needed. Note that in 9i+ SMU
this is managed automatically, so this event will probably not
occur.
Performance
| 15. Users With Default Tablespace of SYSTEM
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Performance problems can result from storing non-SYSTEM objects
in the SYSTEM tablespace. If any users are found with a default
tablespace of SYSTEM, an event will occur.
Performance
| 16. Users With Temporary Tablespace of SYSTEM
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Performance problems can result from storing non-SYSTEM objects
in the SYSTEM tablespace. If any users are found with a temporary
tablespace of SYSTEM, an event will occur.
Performance
| 17. TEMP Tablespace is Type=Permanent
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MAJOR performance problems can result from your TEMP (temporary)
tablespace being a permanent tablespace. The tablespace type of
the temporary tablespace for all users is examined.
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