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Oracle Database
Oracle can abort work when aggregate private memory exceeds its configured limit. Find the workload and concurrency behind the peak.
Read article : ORA-04036: investigate the aggregate PGA limitOracle Database
Sorts and hash joins can move from memory to disk when memory or concurrency is insufficient. Inspect workarea execution modes for the affected SQL.
Read article : Check whether SQL workareas spill to temporary spaceOracle Database
A sort-heavy request or temporary LOB can consume TEMP while several users report failures. Identify current allocations and the sessions involved.
Read article : Find current Oracle temporary-space consumersOracle Database
High commit latency may involve redo flush latency, frequent small commits or scheduling pressure. Capture timed wait deltas and workload context.
Read article : Investigate log file sync waits through commit behaviorOracle Database
A workload can stall at log switches when checkpoint progress or log configuration cannot keep up. Identify the actual switch-related event.
Read article : Investigate checkpoint-related redo log switch waitsOracle Database
Some database operations publish work estimates that help support teams describe progress. Other expensive operations do not appear in this view.
Read article : Use V$SESSION_LONGOPS without assuming every query reports progressOracle Database
A batch can use many workers and compete with foreground requests. Inspect the current parallel sessions and their coordinator.
Read article : Inspect parallel workers before increasing application concurrencyOracle Database
A performance investigation should identify which tools are available before generating reports. A feature being technically enabled does not establish that its use is licensed.
Read article : Choose performance diagnostics that match Oracle entitlementsOracle Database
An insert can fail when its segment cannot obtain another extent. Check allocated file capacity, growth limits and real storage headroom together.
Read article : ORA-01653: diagnose a table extent allocation failureOracle Database
An insert may fail while extending an index even when its table tablespace has room. Use the tablespace and index named in the error.
Read article : ORA-01654: investigate index tablespace growth separatelyOracle Database
A temporary-segment allocation failure can involve TEMP or work performed in another named tablespace. Start with the complete error and operation.
Read article : ORA-01652: identify the segment and tablespace needing temporary allocationOracle Database
A user can exhaust its allowed allocation while the tablespace itself still has room. Inspect the quota for the account named by the failing operation.
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