31 Jan 2023 02:11 PM - last edited on 08 Feb 2023 12:31 PM by Ana_Kuzmenchuk
GM everyone,
I am a new-bee in Dynatrace !!!
Here is my question.
On 01/03/2023 around 9:00 am, I have an outage on my Oracle database, no one can connect in anymore.
I went on Dynatrace -> filtered to target DB -> time frame=last 90 days -> Problems
4 entries show up:
1. Failed database connects, Jan 03 10:52 duration=5 min, no root cause, statement 1. failed-connect, 2. commit 3.rollback
2. Response time degradation, Jan 03 10:49 duration=12 min, root cause= User Interface
3. Multiple service problems, Jan 03 09:50 duration=1 h 12 min, root cause=Database, statement 1. update, 2 delete, insert
4. Failed database connects, Jan 03 09:40 duration=1 h 17 min, no root cause, statement 1. failed-connect, 2. commit
In fact I know pretty sure there are some Parallel Query running at the time causing the problem.
Oracle Bug 21384810, Parallel Queries in 12c Spending Time on Recursive Query With /* DS_SKEW */ (Doc ID 2104350.1)
I cannot find the culprit SQL in Dynatrace
--John
31 Jan 2023 02:16 PM
Hello @jshue
Still, you have a chance to get the benefits of the Oracle DB insight feature before this feature totally vanishes. Just start monitoring your database using the Oracle DB insight.
https://www.dynatrace.com/support/help/how-to-use-dynatrace/databases/database-insights
Regards,
Babar