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Welcome ASH Masters!

By Alex Gorbachev — May 21st, 2008 at 9:27 pm
Posted in Group Blog Posts • Oracle
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Welcome ASH Masters!

I have already mentioned about the excellent work that Kyle Hailey did around Active Session History (ASH). Kyle has also created ASHMON.

The latest news — there is a new web site — ashmasters.com. This is the place where you can leave your comments and questions about ASH and ASHMON. Wondering how you can query ASH data? There are some ready to use queries. Have a cool idea how to use ASH and query ASH data? Share it there and have it added to the ASH Masters queries toolkit.

I hear, some of you say - “Right… ASH… 10g… Diagnostic Pack…” No panic, there is poor man’s ASH — ASH Simulation. This is the way to get some benefits of ASH while still running Oracle 9i or Oracle 10g without Diagnostic Pack.

Sounds exciting? It does, indeed!

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2 Responses to “Welcome ASH Masters!”

  1. Porus Havewala Says:
    May 23rd, 2008 at 2:53 am

    I have created a new blog dedicated to EM Grid Control, Please check it out.
    http://enterprise-manager.blogspot.com/

    Regards,

    Porus.

  2. Doug's Oracle Blog Says:
    May 25th, 2008 at 2:05 pm

    […] 25: Good News for ASH Fans Damn. I wish Alex had written this blog posting a few days earlier.During the 10g performance screens presentation, I pointed people to Kyle […]

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