Hi,
Ok, here's what I've found: It seems to be an issue with my oracle 12.1.0.2 client TNSPING. It just doesn't finish in time. It reports a result like "OK (20 ms)" and then hangs for the very same amount of time the database monitor did hang.
As soon as I disable TNSPING in the database monitor's options, it works quick and nicely without any problem.
Dirk
Hi Dirk,
I'm glad you got to the bottom of it (and that it wasn't a Toad problem!)
-John
For me, this works as long as "row select" is OFF. You can right-click in the grid and uncheck rowselect to turn it off. It does seem like a bug that this doesn't work if row select is on. I'll check on that.
Excelent, it works! Many thanks for your advice.
In the data grid it's very easy to copy some values to spreadsheet. Just select few cells, copy and paste. Why this doesn't work in object list grid (for example list of partitions, indexes, ...)?
Right-click in Editor, check Navigator on the Desktop flyout.
I am able to see it in the empty editor window, but not in the window where I have opened a pkg.pkb.
Did you try checking Navigator on the context menu? Your empty tab is a SQL style tab, your .pkb tab is PL/SQL. Functionally the 2 tab styles are the same, but each uses its own desktop layout so you can hide tabs for debugging when working with DML, etc. Try my earlier suggestion on the tab that hides the Navigator.
I am not sure what happened but I have Toad for Oracle 12.10.0.30 and the navigator panel no longer appears when I drag/drop a new file to open of a .pkb .
Thanks in advance for your help.
As far as I know for term semaphores, which Oracle use in some kind of form still as well...this is the the way it operates.
There are interruptible and non interruptible processes monitored by semaphores.
This mean that some processes will not ask for cpu instruction until they finish and come to interrupt part. Then they ask in a way "is there something for me"? If not continue and if there it is ...they execute that statement, in this way kill instruction.
Typical non interruptible process is when Oracle starts to undo (rollback) segments ... then nothing will stop that because it has to be done. So that process will not be able to stopped in any way but until it finished.
Typical interruptible process is select statement, which is very easy cancelled.
More can be read on many articles on that subject as
Hi
I need debugging anonymous blocks in Toad fo Oracle 12.8
In Debug Menu I enabled SCRIPT DEBUGGER but debug finished immediately.
Suggestions?
Thanks in advance
Stephen
I have the same exact problem. Have you figured out a solution?
Thanks!
Karsten,
Dies könnte Ihnen, was Sie suchen:
http://databobjr.blogspot.com/2012/01/retrieve-oracle-table-size-number.html
-John
http://translate.google.com tells me you're asking for table sizes and row counts. This isn't specific to Toad and there are many answers depending on your goals, how you plan to use this information, and how much system overhead you can incur. Here's what I use to calculate table sizes:
SELECT
owner,
segment_name,
bytes
FROM all_segments
WHERE
tablespace_name = 'MYTABLESPACE'
AND segment_type = 'TABLE';
...substituting your tablespace name for MYTABLESPACE. Other columns could be filtered instead, including OWNER.
Row counts can be expensive to calculate. The easiest approximation is to use the NUM_ROWS column of the ALL_TABLES view. But I use this query when I need to be more accurate:
SELECT
owner,
table_name,
TO_NUMBER(
EXTRACTVALUE(
xmltype(
DBMS_XMLGEN.getxml('select count(*) c from '||owner||'.'||table_name)
)
,'/ROWSET/ROW/C')
) COUNT
FROM
dba_tables
WHERE owner LIKE 'MYSCHEMAS%';
If one has the expensive Enterprise license, the counts can optionally be done with a parallel query on "larger" tables, by substituting this line in the above script:
dbms_xmlgen.getxml('select /*'||case when blocks > 64000 then '+' end||' parallel(8) */ count(*) c from '||owner||'.'||table_name)
The "64000" and "parallel(8)" need to be modified according to your environment in order to prevent the DBA from raging. Since I am the DBA and am running this in our reporting environment, the above works well for me.
HTH! GL!
Rich