Re: CPU usage in a multi database environment

Orlando,
The following is a simple script that wraps up what everyone else is saying:

#!/bin/ksh
#
#  Name:      top20.ksh
#  Purpose:   Display the top 20 CPU consumers. Specify a SID to collect
#             only those top procs related to that SID in a multi-db system
#  Author:    John Kanagaraj, DBSoft Inc/ Aug 2001
#  Notes:     Tested and works on Solaris - may need adjustment for other OS
#
uptime
echo "PID   %CPU    RUSER     CPUTIME     ELAPSED COMMAND"
if [ $# == 1 ]; then
       ps -eo pid,pcpu,ruser,time,etime,args | grep $1 | sort -nr +1
| head -20 | awk '{print substr($0,1,80)}'
else
       ps -eo pid,pcpu,ruser,time,etime,args | sort -nr +1  | head -20 | awk '{
print substr($0,1,80)}'
fi

On boxes which have multiple instances, you can supply the SID name as
a parameter which will then parse out the top 20 processes for that
database only. Great for checking Dev boxes which have four or five
instances running simultaneously.

On 11/21/06, Orlando L <oralrnr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


Hi all,


I have a server with 6 Oracle databases running. How do I find out which 
processes are consuming the CPU?

top shows something like this which does not help me:

  PID USERNAME THR PRI NICE  SIZE   RES STATE   TIME    CPU COMMAND
16475 oracle    11  26    2  698M  660M sleep   1:34  8.97% oracle
16477 oracle    11  46    2  697M  659M sleep   1:56  7.96% oracle
 7605 oracle    11  46    2  886M  850M cpu10  11:48  6.13% oracle
 1767 oracle    15  58    0  898M  842M sleep 184:54  0.66% oracle
14363 oracle     1  59    2  885M  841M sleep 448:25  0.28% oracle
 7603 oracle     4  52    2   15M 8848K sleep   0:19  0.27% sqlplus


Orlando.





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