SpViewer Professional Crack + With Product Key Download [Mac/Win] 2022 [New] 1. User-friendly graph/trend graphing and data export. 2. Excellent Oracle DBA information. 3. Fast and easy to use. 4. Over 100 Metrics included. 5. Major world class metrics are supported. 6. Metrics can be classified and exported in SQL, Text, CSV, and XML formats. 7. Real-time metric info window. 8. Online update of data. 9. Automatic statistical analysis. 10. Optional Export report. SpViewer Features: 1. Tabbed User Interface for quick and easy data reporting. 2. Export PDF reports for viewing with your favorite PDF viewer. 3. Export CSV for exporting the detailed data. 4. Export Text, XML, and SQL formats for export. 5. Over 100 Metrics, including CPU, Memory, Network, I/O, and Disk metrics. 6. Automatic statistical analysis of database performance data. 7. Server-side processing of performance data for up to 10 Servers. 8. Queries for Oracle DBA information. 9. Support for Windows 2000/XP/2003 and other platforms. 10. Several useful features: zoom, pan, scroll, etc. 11. Excellent Oracle DBA information. 12. 100% Freeware. 13. Updated daily. 14. Runs on Windows 2000/XP/2003. Download: Screenshots: SpViewer Professional This section describes about specific features of SpViewer. Features SpViewer is a graphical tool to analyze performance data captured from Oracle Instance's Performance Resource Usage Measurement tables, as well as from other external data sources like AWR, Oracle Automatic Workload Repository, or Oracle Database Online Diagnostics tables. The Oracle Instance Performance Resources that we may analyze include CPU, memory, and any one or more of the following parameters: CPU Utilization - Used by Oracle to determine how much of a CPU's time is being consumed by the instance and which SQL statement is consuming the CPU's time. Memory Utilization - Used by Oracle to determine how much of the system's physical memory is being consumed by the instance. Lock Utilization - Used by Oracle to determine how much of a system's physical memory is being consumed by the lock tables. Blocking States - Used by Oracle to determine how much of the system's physical memory is being consumed by blocked SQL statements or sessions. All the metrics are collected by Oracle via its DBA's performance monitoring tool, Oracle Performance Objects, or via Automatic Workload Repository (AWR). A dedicated Performance view for each metric enables a DBA to review performance information by month, day, hour, or even minute, as the case may be. SpViewer can also export performance data into.csv files, which enable the DBA to manually analyze the data in excel. 8e68912320 SpViewer Professional Activator [login to unmask]/dbhome/sql_user/db_name/sp.sql 1. Create the database table and make it empty 2. Setup the Performance data in the table [login to unmask]/dbhome/sql_user/db_name/sp_setup.sql Oracle is a powerful and flexible databse management software product developed by Oracle Corporation. A primary goal of the Oracle database management system is to facilitate the execution of complex, large-scale applications with data manipulation. As database management systems go, Oracle offers a range of features, including strong reliability and performance; and high scalability and resource sharing. Oracle Database provides data integrity, transactions, referential integrity, and constraint checking. It also provides centralized management of database tables, security, backup, and recovery. SpViewer will help Oracle DBA's to track and analyze the performance data of Oracle Instance over a time. According to the release notes, the performance data are exported from AWR tables, creating performance metrics data in statspack database tables. You can download the latest version of SpViewer at: This is a Windows application designed to enable an Oracle DBA to trace the execution of any SQL statement. How does it work? SpViewer has a very simple user interface, which enables it to run on any Windows platform. Just click on "Trace Database Events" button, and a form will pop up on the screen. On the form, one can type a SQL statement (including PL/SQL blocks), which is then sent to Oracle and placed in the trace file. Tracing complete SQL statement is enabled by a simple check box on the top of the form, while PL/SQL blocks are handled by another simple check box. You can set the trace level of the statement and the PL/SQL blocks, and you can also change the trace buffer size if you need to save the trace file in a specific directory. Trace level is the number of trace events you want to see, from 1 to 4. Trace level 1 means only the SQL statement is traced. Trace level 2 means the complete SQL statement and PL/SQL blocks are traced. TRACE LEVEL 1. Statements only 2. Statement and PL/SQL blocks TRACE LEVEL 3. Complete statements and PL/SQL blocks TRACE LEVEL What's New in the SpViewer Professional? System Requirements For SpViewer Professional: Windows®: Windows® 10 (32-bit or 64-bit) Windows® 8.1 (32-bit or 64-bit) Windows® 7 (32-bit or 64-bit) Windows® Vista (32-bit or 64-bit) Windows® XP (32-bit or 64-bit) Minimum Requirements: 1 GHz Intel or AMD CPU 1 GB RAM (64-bit operating systems require 2 GB) 2 GB of hard drive space (more available for large video)
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