latchprofx.sql

-- Copyright 2019 Tanel Poder. All rights reserved. More info at http://tanelpoder.com
-- Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE.txt for terms & conditions.

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--
-- File name:   latchprofx.sql ( Latch Holder Profiler eXtended )
-- Purpose:     Perform high-frequency sampling on V$LATCHHOLDER
--              and present a profile of latches held by sessions
--              including extended statistics about in which kernel
--              function the latch held was taken
--
-- Author:      Tanel Poder
--              https://tanelpoder.com
--              
-- Usage:       @latchprofx <what> <sid> <latch name> <#samples>
--              @latchprofx name 350 % 100000                   - monitor all latches SID 350 is holding
--              @latchprofx sid,name % library 1000000          - monitor which SIDs hold latches with "library" in their name
--              @latchprofx sid,name,laddr % 40D993A0 100000    - monitor which SIDs hold child latch with address 0x40D993A0
--              @latchprofx sid,name,func % % 100000
--                                                              - monitor all sessions and latches and show
--                                                              - latch get Where info (locations in kernel code
--                                                              - where the latch get was done)
--
--              @latchprofx sid,name,hmode,func 89 "cache buffers chains" 100000
--                                                              - monitor functions that took latch for SID 89 only
--                                                              - and report only "cache buffers chains" latch holders
--                                                              - also report hold mode HMODE (shared or exclusive)
--
--              @latchprofx sid,name,hmode,func,object % 40D993A0 100000
--                                                              - monitor for what object's access the child latch at
--                                                              - particular address was taken. for "cache buffers chains"
--                                                              - latch the object means data block address (DBA)
--                                                              - of the block accessed in buffer cache.
--                                                              - you can translate the 6-byte DBA to rfile#/block#
--                                                              - using dbms_utility or dba.sql script from TPT scripts
--                                                              - for "enqueue hash chains" latch you can look up the locked
--                                                              - resource via V$RESOURCE.ADDR
--
--
-- Other:
--              This script is based on X$ tables instead of V$ tables
--              as some info required is not externalized to V$.
--              So you need to run this script either as SYS or
--              need to have relevant X$ proxy views created
--
--              The sampling relies on NESTED LOOP join method and having
--              X$KSUPRLAT as the inner (probed) table. 
--
--              If sampling always reports a single latch event even though 
--              many different events (or parameter values) are expected then 
--              the execution plan used is not right.
--
--              The join in exec plan step 9 MUST be a NESTED LOOPS join, this is how
--              the high speed sampling is done.
--
-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- | Id  | Operation                             | Name            | E-Rows |  OMem |  1Mem | Used-Mem |
-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- |   1 |  MERGE JOIN CARTESIAN                 |                 |      1 |       |       |          |
-- |   2 |   MERGE JOIN CARTESIAN                |                 |      1 |       |       |          |
-- |*  3 |    FIXED TABLE FULL                   | X$KSUTM         |      1 |       |       |          |
-- |   4 |    BUFFER SORT                        |                 |      1 |  9216 |  9216 | 8192  (0)|
-- |   5 |     VIEW                              |                 |      1 |       |       |          |
-- |   6 |      SORT ORDER BY                    |                 |      1 |  2048 |  2048 | 2048  (0)|
-- |   7 |       HASH GROUP BY                   |                 |      1 |       |       |          |
-- |   8 |        NESTED LOOPS OUTER             |                 |      1 |       |       |          |
-- |   9 |         NESTED LOOPS                  |                 |      1 |       |       |          |
-- |  10 |          VIEW                         |                 |      1 |       |       |          |
-- |  11 |           CONNECT BY WITHOUT FILTERING|                 |        |       |       |          |
-- |  12 |            FAST DUAL                  |                 |      1 |       |       |          |
-- |* 13 |          FIXED TABLE FULL             | X$KSUPRLAT      |      1 |       |       |          |
-- |* 14 |         FIXED TABLE FIXED INDEX       | X$KSLLW (ind:2) |      1 |       |       |          |
-- |  15 |   BUFFER SORT                         |                 |      1 |  9216 |  9216 | 8192  (0)|
-- |* 16 |    FIXED TABLE FULL                   | X$KSUTM         |      1 |       |       |          |
-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
--              If you want to drill down to latch child level, include "name" in first parameter to latchprof
--
--              Then you can use la.sql (V$LATCH_PARENT/V$LATCH_CHILDREN) to
--              map the latch address back to latch child#
--
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-- what includes what columns to display & aggregate and also options like latch name filtering
DEF _lhp_what="&1"
DEF _lhp_sid="&2"
DEF _lhp_name="&3"
DEF _lhp_samples="&4"

COL name FOR A40 WRAP
COL latchprof_total_ms HEAD "Held ms" FOR 999999.999
COL latchprof_pct_total_samples head "Held %" format 999.99
COL latchprof_avg_ms   HEAD "Avg hold ms" FOR 999999.999
COL dist_samples       HEAD Gets
COL total_samples      HEAD Held
COL ksllwnam           FOR A40 TRUNCATE
COL ksllwlbl           FOR A20 TRUNCATE
COL objtype            FOR A20 TRUNCATE
COL object             FOR A17 WRAP JUST RIGHT
COL hmode              FOR A12 TRUNCATE
COL what               FOR A17 WRAP
COL func               FOR A40 TRUNCATE
COL timemodel          FOR A32 WORD_WRAP

BREAK ON lhp_name SKIP 1

DEF _IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER="--"

PROMPT
PROMPT -- LatchProfX 2.11 by Tanel Poder ( https://tanelpoder.com )

COL latchprof_ora_11 NEW_VALUE _IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER

SET TERMOUT OFF
SELECT 
    CASE WHEN SUBSTR(banner, INSTR(banner, 'Release ')+8,2) >= '11' THEN '' ELSE '--' END latchprof_ora_11
FROM v$version WHERE ROWNUM=1;
SET TERMOUT ON

WITH 
    t1 AS (SELECT hsecs FROM v$timer),
    samples AS (
        SELECT /*+ ORDERED USE_NL(l.x$ksuprlat) USE_NL(s.x$ksuse) NO_TRANSFORM_DISTINCT_AGG */
            &_lhp_what
          , COUNT(DISTINCT gets)        dist_samples
          , COUNT(*)                    total_samples
          , COUNT(*) / &_lhp_samples    total_samples_pct
        FROM 
            (SELECT /*+ NO_MERGE */ 1 FROM DUAL CONNECT BY LEVEL <= &_lhp_samples) s,
            (SELECT ksuprpid PID, ksuprsid SID, ksuprlnm NAME, ksuprlat LADDR, ksulawhr, 
                    TO_CHAR(ksulawhy,'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX') object
                  , ksulagts GETS
                  , lower(ksuprlmd) HMODE
             FROM x$ksuprlat) l,
            (SELECT
                    indx
                  , ksusesqh     sqlhash
                  , ksusesql     sqladdr 
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER , CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 01)) = POWER(2, 01) THEN 'DBTIME '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 02)) = POWER(2, 02) THEN 'BACKGROUND '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 03)) = POWER(2, 03) THEN 'CONNECTION_MGMT '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 04)) = POWER(2, 04) THEN 'PARSE '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 05)) = POWER(2, 05) THEN 'FAILED_PARSE '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 06)) = POWER(2, 06) THEN 'NOMEM_PARSE '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 07)) = POWER(2, 07) THEN 'HARD_PARSE '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 08)) = POWER(2, 08) THEN 'NO_SHARERS_PARSE '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 09)) = POWER(2, 09) THEN 'BIND_MISMATCH_PARSE '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 10)) = POWER(2, 10) THEN 'SQL_EXECUTION '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 11)) = POWER(2, 11) THEN 'PLSQL_EXECUTION '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 12)) = POWER(2, 12) THEN 'PLSQL_RPC '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 13)) = POWER(2, 13) THEN 'PLSQL_COMPILATION '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 14)) = POWER(2, 14) THEN 'JAVA_EXECUTION '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 15)) = POWER(2, 15) THEN 'BIND '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 16)) = POWER(2, 16) THEN 'CURSOR_CLOSE '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 17)) = POWER(2, 17) THEN 'SEQUENCE_LOAD '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 18)) = POWER(2, 18) THEN 'INMEMORY_QUERY '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 19)) = POWER(2, 19) THEN 'INMEMORY_POPULATE '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 20)) = POWER(2, 20) THEN 'INMEMORY_PREPOPULATE '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 21)) = POWER(2, 21) THEN 'INMEMORY_REPOPULATE '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 22)) = POWER(2, 22) THEN 'INMEMORY_TREPOPULATE '  END
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER ||CASE WHEN BITAND(ksusstmbv, POWER(2, 23)) = POWER(2, 23) THEN 'TABLESPACE_ENCRYPTION ' END timemodel
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER , ksusesph planhash
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER , ksusesch sqlchild
                  &_IF_ORA_11_OR_HIGHER , ksusesqi sqlid
             FROM x$ksuse) s,
            (SELECT indx, 
                    ksllwnam func, ksllwnam,
                    ksllwlbl objtype, ksllwlbl 
             FROM x$ksllw) w
        WHERE
            l.sid LIKE '&_lhp_sid'
        AND l.ksulawhr = w.indx (+)
        AND l.sid = s.indx
        AND (LOWER(l.name) LIKE LOWER('%&_lhp_name%') OR LOWER(RAWTOHEX(l.laddr)) LIKE LOWER('%&_lhp_name%'))
        GROUP BY
            &_lhp_what
        ORDER BY
            total_samples DESC
    ),
    t2 AS (SELECT hsecs FROM v$timer)
SELECT /*+ ORDERED */
    &_lhp_what
  , s.total_samples
  , s.dist_samples
--  , s.total_samples_pct
  , s.total_samples / &_lhp_samples * 100 latchprof_pct_total_samples
  , (t2.hsecs - t1.hsecs) * 10 * s.total_samples / &_lhp_samples latchprof_total_ms
--  , s.dist_events
  , (t2.hsecs - t1.hsecs) * 10 * s.total_samples / dist_samples / &_lhp_samples latchprof_avg_ms
  FROM
    t1,
    samples s,
    t2
  WHERE ROWNUM <= 40
/

COL name    CLEAR
COL hmode   CLEAR
COL what    CLEAR
COL func    CLEAR
COL objtype CLEAR