"Note that unlike latch numbers, the statistics numbers are invariant
across Oracle versions"
That's not entirely true. Some of the statistic# have changed with
Oracle10g for example. Granted, "CPU used by this session" is still 12, but
"physical reads" is now 48 (was 40 in 9i), etc.
I think it is still a good idea to join to v$statname.
At 11:50 PM 3/23/2004, you wrote:
For CPU time, you just need statistic #12, CPU used by this session. (Note that unlike latch numbers, the statistics numbers are invariant across Oracle versions, so, I know that 12 is CPU used by this session, regardless of what version you're on.) Only V$SYSSTAT has the NAME column built in, so if you're using V$SESSTAT or V$MYSTAT, you'll have to join to V$STATNAME.
Hope that helps,
-Mark
PS It's 'Cary Millsap', not 'Carrie Milsap'.
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