The below query will give you information on many of the internals such as no of base events ,number of latches and information on DBWR processes.
select KVIIDSC,KVIIVAL from X$KVII;
KVIIDSC KVIIVAL
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# of base events 1115
# of base events in session 400
number of latches 535
event range base 12625
initial number of CPUs in the system 4
DBWR max outstanding writes 4096
number of DBWR processes 1
DBWR write chunk 204
true if Statically Allocated Thread 1
THRead mounted by this instance - zero if none 1
sga shadow value of instance_number 1
11 rows selected.
The below query shows the information such as HWM,CPU info etc.
15:00:01 SQL> select KVITDSC,KVITVAL from X$KVIT;
KVITDSC KVITVAL
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number of logical CPUs in the system used by Oracle 4
number of physical CPU cores in the system used by Oracle 2
number of physical CPU sockets in the system used by Oracle 1
high water mark of number of CPUs used by Oracle 4
high water mark of number of CPU cores on system 2
high water mark of number of CPU sockets on system 1
number of available CPUs in the system 4
CPU dynamic reconfiguration supported 1
number of buffers 63680
large dirty queue if kcbclw reaches this 25
Max percentage of LRU list foreground can scan for free 40
Initial percentage of LRU list to keep clean 2
number buffer objects 750
Flag that indicates recovery or db suspension 0
Error Log Number for thread open 0
SGA: opcode for checkpoint cross-instance call 0
SGA:opcode for pq checkpoint cross-instance call 0
17 rows selected.
Hope this helps .
Wednesday, January 29, 2025
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