Unveiling the Mystery Oracle for Object Size Analysis
Unveiling the Mystery: Demystifying an Oracle SQL Code Snippet for Object Size Analysis
In the ever-evolving realm of database management, efficient resource utilization is paramount. Oracle, a widely recognized database management system, offers powerful tools to help optimize storage and performance. This blog post …
Read MoreUnveiling Your Database Toolkit Exploring Objects Owned by a User in Oracle
Unveiling Your Database Toolkit: Exploring Objects Owned by a User in Oracle
In the intricate world of database management, understanding the landscape of objects is crucial for efficient operation. This blog post empowers you to leverage a specific Oracle Database SQL code snippet to list all objects owned by a …
Read MoreHow to Search for Objects in Oracle Database
This post explains how to search for objects (tables, views, sequences, etc.) in an Oracle database using SQL.
Sample SQL Command
1set pages 999 2col owner format a15 3col object_name format a40 4col object_type format a20 5select owner 6, object_name 7, …
Read MoreHow to Identify and Fix Invalid Objects in A Oracle Database
Below we explain how to identify and fix invalid objects in your Oracle database using SQL. This improves the database health and performance.
Sample SQL Command
1set lines 200 pages 999 2col "obj" format a40 3select owner || '.' || …
Read MoreInstructions On How To Re-compile Invalid Objects in Oracle Database: A Comprehensive Guide
Sample SQL Command
1@?/rdbms/admin/utlrp.sql
Purpose
Ensuring the smooth operation of your Oracle database requires maintaining the validity of its objects. These objects, including tables, procedures, functions, and packages, …
Read MoreShow the ten largest oracle objects in the database using dba_segments
Pinpoint the segments occupying the most storage space within the database to optimize storage usage, address potential bottlenecks, and enhance performance.
SQL Code
1col owner format a15 2col segment_name format a30 3col segment_type format …
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