yes, and the immediate question is to find out why alter user is being issued.
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Subject: Re: Question on concurrency waits
My mistake, one correction:- the cache_id for all those 'row cache lock' is
pointing to dc_users.
On Mon, Oct 25, 2021 at 3:12 PM Pap <oracle.developer35@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi, It's 11.2.0.4 Oracle database. We are suddenly seeing many application sql
queries running slow and are showing 'library cache lock'. And checking the ASH
for the exact time period when the issue started and the wait event appeared,
we found few SYS sessions were doing 'ALTER USER' from program 'passchng.exe'
and we are not able to see exact statement from sql_text for this (which may be
because of its DDL and for DDL the AWR doesn't capture the text as of
11.2.0.4). So I wanted to understand if the ALTER USER command can cause such
locking issues?
And also I see in the initial few minutes this session(Alter user session) was
showing 'library cache lock' and I don't know how to get more information from
the value of "handle address" but after some time, that session was showing the
'row cache lock' with cache_id pointing to the below cache objects. Are these
can cause concurrency / "library cache lock" for other application queries?
kqlsubheap_object
extensible security user and rol
extensible security principal pa
extensible security UID to princ
extensible security principal na
extensible security principal ne
XS security class privilege
qmtmrctp_cache_entries
qmtmrciq_cache_entries
