SCHROEDER, NATHAN E (AG/1000)
2013-02-22 20:33:39 UTC
One of our databases just got migrated to a RAC platform. As we're working with it and finding out new things, one of my teammates wrote:
I'm hoping the issue with <xxx> is resolved... I guess we'll see tomorrow. There was another session on the second node on the database that had a lock but I couldn't see that session since I was on node 1. <Name> said to see sessions in TOAD session browser across nodes I will need Toad for RAC. Nate I know you are a TOAD beta user... have you ever used Toad for RAC? Do you know if our current licenses cover it?
I looked up the Toad white paper "Toad Says RAC 'Em Up!" to try to see what Toad DBA Suite for Oracle - RAC Edition would bring to the party. So far as I can tell, it would provide a number of cool additional capabilities in the Spotlight tool; but it shouldn't be needed for what my friend needed, namely the ability to see all object locks from any node in the Toad session browser.
Is that correct? Should we expect the base Toad session browser to be able to show information about sessions on all nodes of the RAC? Or do we need a different Toad for that?
Nate Schroeder
Data Tech Lead - US Row Crops IT Data Management Team
Monsanto Company
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I'm hoping the issue with <xxx> is resolved... I guess we'll see tomorrow. There was another session on the second node on the database that had a lock but I couldn't see that session since I was on node 1. <Name> said to see sessions in TOAD session browser across nodes I will need Toad for RAC. Nate I know you are a TOAD beta user... have you ever used Toad for RAC? Do you know if our current licenses cover it?
I looked up the Toad white paper "Toad Says RAC 'Em Up!" to try to see what Toad DBA Suite for Oracle - RAC Edition would bring to the party. So far as I can tell, it would provide a number of cool additional capabilities in the Spotlight tool; but it shouldn't be needed for what my friend needed, namely the ability to see all object locks from any node in the Toad session browser.
Is that correct? Should we expect the base Toad session browser to be able to show information about sessions on all nodes of the RAC? Or do we need a different Toad for that?
Nate Schroeder
Data Tech Lead - US Row Crops IT Data Management Team
Monsanto Company
800 N. Lindbergh Blvd. G3WB - Saint Louis, MO - 63167
314-694-2592
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