Oracle Server Manager User's Guide
Parameters for the System Monitors
The launch in context parameter for the System Monitors is the MONITOR parameter. Use the MONITOR parameter to specify the type of monitor to start.
You may only start one monitor with the MONITOR parameter.
Monitor names for the MONITOR parameter must:
- include any punctuation present in the name of the monitor
For example, the statement:
svrmgrm user=scott password=tiger service=t:oraserv:smtg71
monitor=systemi/o
does the following:
- connects as SCOTT to the specified database
- starts the System I/O monitor
Suggestion: If you specify a monitor type with the MONITOR parameter, you can omit the SUBSYSTEM parameter.
Table 1 - 4 lists the possible monitor names for the MONITOR parameter.
| Monitor Arguments
| Specifies
|
| circuit
| Circuit monitor
|
| dispatcher
| Dispatcher monitor
|
| filei/o, file
| File I/O monitor
|
| latch
| Latch monitor
|
| librarycache, library
| Library Cache monitor
|
| lock
| Lock monitor
|
| process
| Process monitor
|
| queue, q
| Queue monitor
|
| rollback
| Rollback monitor
|
| session
| Session monitor
|
| sharedserver, shared
| Shared Server monitor
|
| sqlarea, sql
| SQL Area monitor
|
| systemi/o, sio
| System I/O monitor
|
| systemstatistics, ss
| System Statistics monitor
|
| tableaccess, table
| Table Access monitor
|
| tablespace
| Tablespace monitor
|
Table 1 - 4. Values for the MONITOR Parameter
The MONITOR parameter is optional. You can specify SUBSYSTEM equals monitor without including the MONITOR parameter. In this case, Server Manager jumps to the Monitor dialog box from which you can select the type of monitor to start.