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TS# OBJ# DATAOBJ# STATISTIC_NAME STATISTIC# VALUE ----- ---------- ---------- -------------------------- ---------- ---------4 52799 52799 logical reads 0 21600 4 52799 52799 buffer busy waits 1 0 4 52799 52799 gc buffer busy 2 0 4 52799 52799 db block changes 3 240 4 52799 52799 physical reads 4 23393 4 52799 52799 physical writes 5 10001 4 52799 52799 physical reads direct 6 0 4 52799 52799 physical writes direct 7 10000 4 52799 52799 gc cr blocks received 9 0 4 52799 52799 gc current blocks received 10 0 4 52799 52799 ITL waits 11 0 4 52799 52799 row lock waits 12 0 4 52799 52799 space used 14 0 4 52799 52799 space allocated 15 82837504 4 52799 52799 segment scans 16 4 This wealth of information is invaluable for troubleshooting note particularly the items identifying contention points (buffer busy waits, gc buffer busy, ITL waits, row lock waits) and the explicit finger-pointing at tablescans and index fast full scans (segment scans). In passing, the missing values of 8 and 13 are deliberately excluded by the view definition, and refer to aging timestamp and service ITL waits, respectively the latter may be quite interesting for index block splits.

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Although v$segstat is an extremely valuable view for performance monitoring (taking the usual snapshots over short time intervals, of course), it has a couple of bugs in 9i. In earlier versions, when you truncate or move a table, the data_object_id (physical ID) of a segment changes however, the statistics for the object are not cleared from v$segstat. In later versions, the table statistics will be cleared, but the defunct statistics for the corresponding indexes are not. Moreover, in current versions (9.2.0.6 and 10.1.0.4 as I write), virtually any query against this view or its underlying x$ seems to result in an irretrievable memory leak of around 15KB from the SGA unless the query contains an order by clause which could eventually result in the instance effectively stopping with chronic ORA-04031 errors.

Instead of just the C++ destructor, C++/CLI classes may have a destructor and/or a finalizer to handle cleanup You ll see how these behave, how destructors behave differently from C++ native destructors, and when to define destructors and finalizers Also in this chapter, you ll look at managed and native classes and how you can contain a native class in a managed class and vice versa You ll also explore a C++/CLI class that plays a Scrabble-like game to illustrate classes along with the fundamental types discussed in 5 Much of the information in this chapter applies to value classes as well as reference classes Value classes do not participate in inheritance, and they have different semantics when copied (as discussed in 2) and when destroyed, but otherwise they behave in a similar manner to reference types.

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For the purposes of the optimizer, though, the interesting statistics appear to be logical reads and physical reads. I have to admit that I was a little surprised by the fact that my example showed more physical reads than logical reads. The logical reads statistic is sampled, though, and this may explain the discrepancy, especially since my use of this object had been a little extreme. (Another alternative is that the sample clause used by the dbms_stats package when estimating statistics on a table can result in a variant of the tablescan run-time mechanism that literally does report more physical I/Os than logical I/Os.) If we have data that tells us what fraction of logical reads against an object usually turn into physical reads, and we derive a sensible metric from that information, perhaps we can fold that metric back into the next pass when we optimize a query against that object. There is just one little problem with this suggestion. How do you figure out what Oracle is doing (or going to do) with this information There are various bits of evidence lying around in fact, there is too much evidence. Consider the tables sys.tab_stats$, and sys.ind_stats$. Appearing in 10g, they both include columns called obj# and cachehit apparently some sort of cache hit ratio at the (logical) object level. Neither of these tables seems to be populated by default (yet), although they do appear in various recursive queries. Consider also the table sys.cache_stats_1$, with the following interesting columns picked out of its description (notice particularly the inst_id different RAC instances could have different, localized cache hit ratios). SQL> desc cache_stats_1$ Name ----------------------------------------DATAOBJ# INST_ID CACHED_AVG CACHED_SQR_AVG CHR_AVG CHR_SQR_AVG LGR_SUM LGR_LAST PHR_LAST Null -------NOT NULL NOT NULL Type ---------------------------NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

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