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Oracle Database is taking too much waiting time


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Yesterday I have found our database was taking too much wait time. It is a single instance Oracle 12c with around 55gb of SGA memory and 12 CPU cores.



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On Enterprise Manager, I have found 5 ADDM findings



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The daily expdp job is scheduled to run every day at that time and a few SQL and PL/SQL statements were also running and most of them were Oracle's own of the sysman user queries, and most of them are taking more than 5 minutes. There were more than 300+ sessions with the database and most of them were using the Java environment but after a few hours eventually, the database was backed off to the normal state. I haven't understood some of the ADDM analysis. Is there anyone who could help me with that, so that in future I can prevent database from going into the waiting time?



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  • From the instance performance screens, what are the specific wait events?

    – sandman
    Dec 24 '17 at 6:56











  • Backup jobs and few sql queries

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  • Steve please say the exact event.

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Yesterday I have found our database was taking too much wait time. It is a single instance Oracle 12c with around 55gb of SGA memory and 12 CPU cores.



enter image description here



On Enterprise Manager, I have found 5 ADDM findings



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The daily expdp job is scheduled to run every day at that time and a few SQL and PL/SQL statements were also running and most of them were Oracle's own of the sysman user queries, and most of them are taking more than 5 minutes. There were more than 300+ sessions with the database and most of them were using the Java environment but after a few hours eventually, the database was backed off to the normal state. I haven't understood some of the ADDM analysis. Is there anyone who could help me with that, so that in future I can prevent database from going into the waiting time?



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  • From the instance performance screens, what are the specific wait events?

    – sandman
    Dec 24 '17 at 6:56











  • Backup jobs and few sql queries

    – steve
    Dec 24 '17 at 10:23











  • Steve please say the exact event.

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    Dec 26 '17 at 9:38














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Yesterday I have found our database was taking too much wait time. It is a single instance Oracle 12c with around 55gb of SGA memory and 12 CPU cores.



enter image description here



On Enterprise Manager, I have found 5 ADDM findings



enter image description here



The daily expdp job is scheduled to run every day at that time and a few SQL and PL/SQL statements were also running and most of them were Oracle's own of the sysman user queries, and most of them are taking more than 5 minutes. There were more than 300+ sessions with the database and most of them were using the Java environment but after a few hours eventually, the database was backed off to the normal state. I haven't understood some of the ADDM analysis. Is there anyone who could help me with that, so that in future I can prevent database from going into the waiting time?



enter image description here










share|improve this question














Yesterday I have found our database was taking too much wait time. It is a single instance Oracle 12c with around 55gb of SGA memory and 12 CPU cores.



enter image description here



On Enterprise Manager, I have found 5 ADDM findings



enter image description here



The daily expdp job is scheduled to run every day at that time and a few SQL and PL/SQL statements were also running and most of them were Oracle's own of the sysman user queries, and most of them are taking more than 5 minutes. There were more than 300+ sessions with the database and most of them were using the Java environment but after a few hours eventually, the database was backed off to the normal state. I haven't understood some of the ADDM analysis. Is there anyone who could help me with that, so that in future I can prevent database from going into the waiting time?



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  • From the instance performance screens, what are the specific wait events?

    – sandman
    Dec 24 '17 at 6:56











  • Backup jobs and few sql queries

    – steve
    Dec 24 '17 at 10:23











  • Steve please say the exact event.

    – mohsen.b
    Dec 26 '17 at 9:38



















  • From the instance performance screens, what are the specific wait events?

    – sandman
    Dec 24 '17 at 6:56











  • Backup jobs and few sql queries

    – steve
    Dec 24 '17 at 10:23











  • Steve please say the exact event.

    – mohsen.b
    Dec 26 '17 at 9:38

















From the instance performance screens, what are the specific wait events?

– sandman
Dec 24 '17 at 6:56





From the instance performance screens, what are the specific wait events?

– sandman
Dec 24 '17 at 6:56













Backup jobs and few sql queries

– steve
Dec 24 '17 at 10:23





Backup jobs and few sql queries

– steve
Dec 24 '17 at 10:23













Steve please say the exact event.

– mohsen.b
Dec 26 '17 at 9:38





Steve please say the exact event.

– mohsen.b
Dec 26 '17 at 9:38










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