Oracle Server Manager User's Guide

MONITOR

Purpose

Start a System Monitor. The MONITOR command is not available in line mode.

Prerequisites

To use monitors, you must have access to the dynamic performance tables used by the type of monitor you select. For information about the monitors and the performance tables they use, see Part IV, "System Monitors."

Syntax

MONITOR command ::=

where:

CIRCUIT Starts the Circuit monitor.
DISPATCHER Starts the Dispatcher monitor.
FILEI/O Starts the File I/O monitor.
LATCH Starts the Latch monitor.
LIBRARYCACHE Starts the Library Cache monitor.
LOCK Starts the Lock monitor.
PROCESS Starts the Process monitor.
QUEUE Starts the Queue monitor.
ROLLBACK Starts the Rollback Segment monitor.
SESSION Starts the Session monitor.
SHAREDSERVER Starts the Shared Server monitor.
SQLAREA Starts the SQL Area monitor.
SYSTEMI/O Starts the System I/O monitor.
SYSTEMSTATISTICS Starts the System Statistics monitor.
TABLEACCESS Starts the Table Access monitor.
TABLESPACE Starts the Tablespace monitor.

For a list of the monitor names and abbreviations, see Table 1 - 4 .

Usage Notes

When you enter the MONITOR command without specifying a monitor type, Server Manager brings up the monitor dialog box. Select the type of monitor to start from the scrolling list in the monitor dialog box.

CIRCUIT	Starts the Circuit monitor.
DISPATCHER	Starts the Dispatcher monitor.
FILEI/O	Starts the File I/O monitor.
LATCH	Starts the Latch monitor.
LIBRARYCACHE	Starts the Library Cache monitor.
LOCK	Starts the Lock monitor.
PROCESS	Starts the Process monitor.
QUEUE	Starts the Queue monitor.
ROLLBACK	Starts the Rollback Segment monitor.
SESSION	Starts the Session monitor.
SHAREDSERVER	Starts the Shared Server monitor.
SQLAREA	Starts the SQL Area monitor.
SYSTEMI/O	Starts the System I/O monitor.
SYSTEMSTATISTICS	Starts the System Statistics monitor.
TABLEACCESS	Starts the Table Access monitor.
TABLESPACE	Starts the Tablespace monitor.