OEM Jobs Report

Environment

Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) Grid Control 11.1

Report

This report shows backup jobs scheduled in the given time interval. It also shows HOST name and IP address of the database target which is handy for preparing for network, server or co-location outages.

Modify parameters in the end of the SQL.

Attention! The report looks for NEXT execution time (not all future ones). If a job is supposed to run before the given interval as well as in the interval, it will not appear in the report.

Run it in OEM repository (OMR) as any user who can select SYSMAN tables.

SELECT

        j.job_name,

        t.target_name, --t.target_type, t.target_guid

        --j.job_owner,  j.job_type,

        --j.job_id,

        --e.execution_id,  e.start_time, e.end_time,

        DECODE(status,

                1, 'Scheduled',

                2, 'Running',

                3, 'Error',

                4, 'Failed',

                5, 'Succeeded',

                6, 'Suspended By User',

                7, 'Suspended: Agent Unreacheable',

                8, 'Stopped',

                9, 'Suspended on Lock',

               10, 'Suspended on Event',

               11, 'Stop Pending',

               13, 'Suspend Pending',

               14, 'Inactive',

               15, 'Queued',

               16, 'Failed Retried',

               17, 'Suspended',

               18, 'Skipped', status) status,

        e.scheduled_time,

        DECODE(s.timezone_info, 3, to_char(s.timezone_offset), s.timezone_region) timezone_region,

        DECODE (s.timezone_info,

                    1, 'Repository',

                    2, 'Agent',

                    3, 'Specified Offset/Region',

                    4, 'Specified Offset/Region',

                    s.timezone_info) timezone_type,

        DECODE (s.frequency_code, 1, 'One Time',

                                     2, 'Interval',

                                     3, 'Daily',

                                     4, 'Weekly',

                                     5, 'Monthy',

                                     6, 'Yearly') schedule_type,

        s.interval,

        TH.TARGET_NAME host_name, TP.PROPERTY_VALUE IP_address

      FROM

        sysman.MGMT_JOB j,

        sysman.MGMT_JOB_EXEC_SUMMARY e,

        sysman.MGMT_JOB_TARGET jt,

        sysman.MGMT_TARGETS t,

        sysman.MGMT_TARGET_ASSOCS ta,

        sysman.MGMT_TARGETS th,

        sysman.MGMT_TARGET_PROPERTIES tp,

        sysman.MGMT_JOB_SCHEDULE s

      WHERE

        j.schedule_id = s.schedule_id AND

        J.IS_LIBRARY = 0 and

        j.system_job = 0 AND

        j.nested=0 AND

        j.job_id=e.job_id AND

        j.is_corrective_action=0 AND

        e.job_id=jt.job_id (+) AND

        e.execution_id=jt.execution_id (+) AND

        jt.target_guid=t.target_guid (+)

        and jt.target_guid=TA.SOURCE_TARGET_GUID

        and TA.ASSOC_TARGET_GUID=Th.TARGET_GUID and Th.TARGET_TYPE='host'

        and TA.ASSOC_TARGET_GUID=TP.TARGET_GUID and TP.PROPERTY_NAME='IP_address'

        --

        -- you can modify the following parameters

        --

        and Job_name like 'BACKUP%'

        --and status = 1 -- Scheduled

        and scheduled_time between to_date('2012-10-27 16:00','yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi') and to_date('2012-10-28 10:00','yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi');

High temp space consumption by OEM agent DBSNMP

Environment

Solaris 10, Oracle 11.2.0.2, OEM agent 11.1.0.1.0

Symptoms

Agent (DBSNMP) is consuming CPU and huge amount of temp space by selecting from v$lock

    /* OracleOEM */ WITH blocked_resources AS

(select id1 ,id2 ,SUM(ctime) as blocked_secs ,MAX(request) as max_request ,COUNT(1) as blocked_count

from v$lock

where request > 0 group by id1,id2 ) ,blockers AS

(select L.* ,BR.blocked_secs ,BR.blocked_count

from v$lock L ,blocked_resources BR

where BR.id1 = L.id1 and BR.id2 = L.id2 and L.lmode > 0 and L.block <> 0 )

select B.id1||'_'||B.id2||'_'||S.sid||'_'||S.serial# as id ,'SID,SERIAL:'||S.sid||','||S.serial#||',LOCK_TYPE:'||B.type||',PROGRAM:'||S.program||',MODULE:'||S.module||',ACTION:'||S.action||',MACHINE:'||S.machine||',OSUSER:'||S.osuser||',USERNAME:'||S.username as info ,B.blocked_secs ,B.blocked_count

from v$session S ,blockers B

where B.sid = S.sid;

Solution

Check and gather statistics for fixed objects.

select OWNER, TABLE_NAME, object_type, LAST_ANALYZED from dba_tab_statistics where table_name IN

('X$KSUSE',

'X$KDNSSF',

'X$KSQEQ',

'X$KTADM',

'X$KTATRFIL',

'X$KTATRFSL',

'X$KTATL',

'X$KTSTUSC',

'X$KTSTUSS',

'X$KTSTUSG',

'X$KTCXB',

'X$KSQRS',

'X$KSLWT',

'X$KSLED');

exec dbms_stats.GATHER_FIXED_OBJECTS_STATS;

Useful Info

Check the following Oracle Support documents

Query Against v$lock Run from OEM Performs Slowly [ID 1328789.1]

High temp space consumption by DBSNMP [ID 1389377.1]

EM Agent DBSNMP Using Up Excessive Temp Space In Database [ID 748251.1]