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I was using the Instance Viewer today and ran into the drill down for Storage. Let’s take a closer look at that report. I like this report enough, that I want to be able to run it in SQLcl. SQLcl is a command-line interface, so I’ll have to make a few changes. The links won’t work, boo. Those are easy …
I’m always a bit surprised when I find a SQL Developer user who does NOT know about the Instance Viewer! Of course you loyal readers know all about it. But you’re busy – you don’t have time to tell your friends. So just send them this video, and I’ll tell them about it. In a nutshell: it’s a performance dashboard …
Remember this fancy do-hickey? It’s the Instance Viewer. We introduced it as a new feature in version 4.1. For version 4.2, we added this – the Top SQL panel. We ask the database every 10 seconds what the most expensive query by CPU is. Maybe that’s a bit too aggressive for you? What if you only wanted to ask every…10 …
We introduced the Instance Viewer in v4.1. We show you in real time what’s happening in your database. To get there, open your DBA panel. Connect. Then go to the Database Status node. Storage bits are interesting, but maybe you’re more excited about the specific workload. So in version 4.2, we’ve added a Top SQL panel to the screen. It …