Use below commands to get information on Exadata Cell Flash Disks
CellCLI> list celldisk where diskType = FlashDisk
FD_00_cell normal
FD_01_cell normal
FD_02_cell normal
FD_03_cell normal
CellCLI> list celldisk where diskType = FlashDisk DETAIL
name: FD_00_cell
comment:
creationTime: 2010-10-21T14:52:28-07:00
deviceName: /opt/oracle/cell11.2.2.1.0_LINUX_101005/disks/raw/FLASH01
devicePartition: /opt/oracle/cell11.2.2.1.0_LINUX_101005/disks/raw/FLASH01
diskType: FlashDisk
errorCount: 0
freeSpace: 0
id: 0000012b-d0c7-42f2-0000-000000000000
interleaving: none
lun: /opt/oracle/cell11.2.2.1.0_LINUX_101005/disks/raw/FLASH01
raidLevel: "RAID 0"
size: 496M
status: normal
name: FD_01_cell
comment:
creationTime: 2010-10-21T14:52:30-07:00
deviceName: /opt/oracle/cell11.2.2.1.0_LINUX_101005/disks/raw/FLASH02
devicePartition: /opt/oracle/cell11.2.2.1.0_LINUX_101005/disks/raw/FLASH02
diskType: FlashDisk
errorCount: 0
freeSpace: 0
id: 0000012b-d0c7-61d3-0000-000000000000
interleaving: none
lun: /opt/oracle/cell11.2.2.1.0_LINUX_101005/disks/raw/FLASH02
raidLevel: "RAID 0"
size: 496M
status: normal
name: FD_02_cell
comment:
creationTime: 2010-10-21T14:52:31-07:00
deviceName: /opt/oracle/cell11.2.2.1.0_LINUX_101005/disks/raw/FLASH03
devicePartition: /opt/oracle/cell11.2.2.1.0_LINUX_101005/disks/raw/FLASH03
diskType: FlashDisk
errorCount: 0
freeSpace: 0
id: 0000012b-d0c7-695e-0000-000000000000
interleaving: none
lun: /opt/oracle/cell11.2.2.1.0_LINUX_101005/disks/raw/FLASH03
raidLevel: "RAID 0"
size: 496M
status: normal
name: FD_03_cell
comment:
creationTime: 2010-10-21T14:52:32-07:00
deviceName: /opt/oracle/cell11.2.2.1.0_LINUX_101005/disks/raw/FLASH04
devicePartition: /opt/oracle/cell11.2.2.1.0_LINUX_101005/disks/raw/FLASH04
diskType: FlashDisk
errorCount: 0
freeSpace: 0
id: 0000012b-d0c7-6cdc-0000-000000000000
interleaving: none
lun: /opt/oracle/cell11.2.2.1.0_LINUX_101005/disks/raw/FLASH04
raidLevel: "RAID 0"
size: 496M
status: normal
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Sunday, February 20, 2011
Tidbit:Oracle:Exadata:Flash Disks Information
Labels:
Exadata,
Exadata Flash,
Oracle
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Books: Exadata Books Coming!
Looks like couple oracle exadata books are in cooking already!
Achieving Extreme Performance with Oracle Exadata (Osborne ORACLE Press Series)
Expert Oracle Exadata

Achieving Extreme Performance with Oracle Exadata (Osborne ORACLE Press Series)
Expert Oracle Exadata
Exadata Performance Monitoring Part 1
CELLCLI LIST command can be used to monitor and monitor cell performance metrics
To receive some help on specific performance metric, use
list metricdefinition <metric_name> DETAIL
For Example:
CellCLI> list metricdefinition Io_LOAD DETAIL
name: IO_LOAD
description: "Average I/O load for hard disks"
metricType: Instantaneous
objectType: CELL
unit: Number
To display specific metric value, use:
CellCLI> LIST METRICCURRENT CL_CPUT DETAIL
name: CL_CPUT
alertState: normal
collectionTime: 2011-02-17T00:39:32-08:00
metricObjectName: cell
metricType: Instantaneous
metricValue: 30.6 %
objectType: CELL
LIST command also accepts where clause (attribute filters):
To Show all immediate non-zero performance metric values:
LIST METRICCURRENT where metricValue > 0
CD_IO_TM_R_LG CD_disk02_cell 36,321 us
CD_IO_TM_R_SM CD_disk01_cell 1,347,527 us
CD_IO_TM_R_SM CD_disk02_cell 1,151,048 us
CD_IO_TM_R_SM CD_disk03_cell 931,721 us
CD_IO_TM_R_SM CD_disk04_cell 2,286,866 us
CD_IO_TM_R_SM CD_disk05_cell 958,574 us
To show historical data, use LIST METRICHISTORY Command:
You can use metricobjectname to show specific disk and collectiontime to show specific timeframe.
Make sure to filter data as default "list metrichistory" would provide too much data to comprehend
CellCLI> list metrichistory CD_IO_RQ_W_SM where metricobjectname = CD_disk01_cell and collectiontime > '2011-02-17T00:53:01-08:00' and metricvalue > 0
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 350,071 IO requests 2011-02-17T00:53:19-08:00
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 356,091 IO requests 2011-02-17T00:54:19-08:00
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 358,111 IO requests 2011-02-17T00:55:19-08:00
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 381,131 IO requests 2011-02-17T00:56:19-08:00
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 454,151 IO requests 2011-02-17T00:57:19-08:00
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 470,171 IO requests 2011-02-17T00:58:19-08:00
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 640,191 IO requests 2011-02-17T00:59:20-08:00
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 850,211 IO requests 2011-02-17T01:00:20-08:00
To receive some help on specific performance metric, use
list metricdefinition <metric_name> DETAIL
For Example:
CellCLI> list metricdefinition Io_LOAD DETAIL
name: IO_LOAD
description: "Average I/O load for hard disks"
metricType: Instantaneous
objectType: CELL
unit: Number
To display specific metric value, use:
CellCLI> LIST METRICCURRENT CL_CPUT DETAIL
name: CL_CPUT
alertState: normal
collectionTime: 2011-02-17T00:39:32-08:00
metricObjectName: cell
metricType: Instantaneous
metricValue: 30.6 %
objectType: CELL
LIST command also accepts where clause (attribute filters):
To Show all immediate non-zero performance metric values:
LIST METRICCURRENT where metricValue > 0
CD_IO_TM_R_LG CD_disk02_cell 36,321 us
CD_IO_TM_R_SM CD_disk01_cell 1,347,527 us
CD_IO_TM_R_SM CD_disk02_cell 1,151,048 us
CD_IO_TM_R_SM CD_disk03_cell 931,721 us
CD_IO_TM_R_SM CD_disk04_cell 2,286,866 us
CD_IO_TM_R_SM CD_disk05_cell 958,574 us
To show historical data, use LIST METRICHISTORY Command:
You can use metricobjectname to show specific disk and collectiontime to show specific timeframe.
Make sure to filter data as default "list metrichistory" would provide too much data to comprehend
CellCLI> list metrichistory CD_IO_RQ_W_SM where metricobjectname = CD_disk01_cell and collectiontime > '2011-02-17T00:53:01-08:00' and metricvalue > 0
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 350,071 IO requests 2011-02-17T00:53:19-08:00
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 356,091 IO requests 2011-02-17T00:54:19-08:00
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 358,111 IO requests 2011-02-17T00:55:19-08:00
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 381,131 IO requests 2011-02-17T00:56:19-08:00
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 454,151 IO requests 2011-02-17T00:57:19-08:00
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 470,171 IO requests 2011-02-17T00:58:19-08:00
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 640,191 IO requests 2011-02-17T00:59:20-08:00
CD_IO_RQ_W_SM CD_disk01_cell 850,211 IO requests 2011-02-17T01:00:20-08:00
Labels:
Database Internals,
Exadata,
Oracle,
Performance
Friday, November 26, 2010
tidbit:Oracle:Exadata Wait Events (cell related)
Exadata Wait Events:
NAME WAIT_CLASS
---------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------
cell list of blocks physical read User I/O
cell manager cancel work request Other
cell manager closing cell System I/O
cell manager discovering disks System I/O
cell manager opening cell System I/O
cell multiblock physical read User I/O
cell single block physical read User I/O
cell smart file creation User I/O
cell smart flash unkeep Other
cell smart incremental backup System I/O
cell smart index scan User I/O
cell smart restore from backup System I/O
cell smart table scan User I/O
cell statistics gather User I/O
cell worker idle Idle
cell worker online completion Other
cell worker retry Other
NAME WAIT_CLASS
---------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------
cell list of blocks physical read User I/O
cell manager cancel work request Other
cell manager closing cell System I/O
cell manager discovering disks System I/O
cell manager opening cell System I/O
cell multiblock physical read User I/O
cell single block physical read User I/O
cell smart file creation User I/O
cell smart flash unkeep Other
cell smart incremental backup System I/O
cell smart index scan User I/O
cell smart restore from backup System I/O
cell smart table scan User I/O
cell statistics gather User I/O
cell worker idle Idle
cell worker online completion Other
cell worker retry Other
Labels:
Database,
Exadata,
Oracle,
Performance
tidbit:Oracle:Exadata System Statistics (cell related)
Exadata cell statistics:
STATISTIC# NAME CLASS
---------- ---------------------------------------------------------------- ----------
51 cell physical IO interconnect bytes 64
224 cell physical IO bytes saved during optimized file creation 64
225 cell physical IO bytes saved during optimized RMAN file restore 64
226 cell physical IO bytes eligible for predicate offload 64
227 cell physical IO bytes saved by storage index 8
228 cell smart IO session cache lookups 64
229 cell smart IO session cache hits 64
230 cell smart IO session cache soft misses 64
231 cell smart IO session cache hard misses 64
232 cell smart IO session cache hwm 64
233 cell num smart IO sessions in rdbms block IO due to user 64
234 cell num smart IO sessions in rdbms block IO due to big payload 64
235 cell num smart IO sessions using passthru mode due to user 64
236 cell num smart IO sessions using passthru mode due to cellsrv 64
237 cell num smart IO sessions using passthru mode due to timezone 64
238 cell num smart file creation sessions using rdbms block IO mode 64
239 cell physical IO interconnect bytes returned by smart scan 64
240 cell session smart scan efficiency 64
359 cell scans 64
360 cell blocks processed by cache layer 128
361 cell blocks processed by txn layer 128
362 cell blocks processed by data layer 128
363 cell blocks processed by index layer 128
364 cell commit cache queries 64
365 cell transactions found in commit cache 64
366 cell blocks helped by commit cache 64
367 cell blocks helped by minscn optimization 64
368 cell blocks skipped due to chained rows 64
369 cell simulated physical IO bytes eligible for predicate offload 192
370 cell simulated physical IO bytes returned by predicate offload 192
371 cell simulated session smart scan efficiency 192
372 cell CUs sent uncompressed 64
373 cell CUs sent compressed 64
374 cell CUs sent head piece 64
375 cell CUs processed for uncompressed 64
376 cell CUs processed for compressed 64
377 cell IO uncompressed bytes 64
394 cell index scans 64
571 cell flash cache read hits 8
STATISTIC# NAME CLASS
---------- ---------------------------------------------------------------- ----------
51 cell physical IO interconnect bytes 64
224 cell physical IO bytes saved during optimized file creation 64
225 cell physical IO bytes saved during optimized RMAN file restore 64
226 cell physical IO bytes eligible for predicate offload 64
227 cell physical IO bytes saved by storage index 8
228 cell smart IO session cache lookups 64
229 cell smart IO session cache hits 64
230 cell smart IO session cache soft misses 64
231 cell smart IO session cache hard misses 64
232 cell smart IO session cache hwm 64
233 cell num smart IO sessions in rdbms block IO due to user 64
234 cell num smart IO sessions in rdbms block IO due to big payload 64
235 cell num smart IO sessions using passthru mode due to user 64
236 cell num smart IO sessions using passthru mode due to cellsrv 64
237 cell num smart IO sessions using passthru mode due to timezone 64
238 cell num smart file creation sessions using rdbms block IO mode 64
239 cell physical IO interconnect bytes returned by smart scan 64
240 cell session smart scan efficiency 64
359 cell scans 64
360 cell blocks processed by cache layer 128
361 cell blocks processed by txn layer 128
362 cell blocks processed by data layer 128
363 cell blocks processed by index layer 128
364 cell commit cache queries 64
365 cell transactions found in commit cache 64
366 cell blocks helped by commit cache 64
367 cell blocks helped by minscn optimization 64
368 cell blocks skipped due to chained rows 64
369 cell simulated physical IO bytes eligible for predicate offload 192
370 cell simulated physical IO bytes returned by predicate offload 192
371 cell simulated session smart scan efficiency 192
372 cell CUs sent uncompressed 64
373 cell CUs sent compressed 64
374 cell CUs sent head piece 64
375 cell CUs processed for uncompressed 64
376 cell CUs processed for compressed 64
377 cell IO uncompressed bytes 64
394 cell index scans 64
571 cell flash cache read hits 8
Labels:
Database,
Exadata,
Oracle,
Performance
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Re: Exadata Oracle performance troubleshooting
Just stumbled upon a great article related to Oracle problem troubleshooting on Exadata:
Issue is related to "TABLE ACCESS STORAGE FULL" in exec plan (smart scans) and tables with the very large number of columns, which is typical for any serious production environment.
See below:
http://tech.e2sn.com/oracle/exadata/performance-troubleshooting/exadata-smart-scan-performance
Issue is related to "TABLE ACCESS STORAGE FULL" in exec plan (smart scans) and tables with the very large number of columns, which is typical for any serious production environment.
See below:
http://tech.e2sn.com/oracle/exadata/performance-troubleshooting/exadata-smart-scan-performance
Labels:
Exadata,
Oracle,
Performance,
Production,
Troubleshooting
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