Yesterday in #oracle, hali pointed out the existance of the v$rman_backup_job_details view, and has since written a nice example post about using it to monitor the I/O done by every RMAN job you've done.
Apocalypso
This is the idea I had for a new movie where ancient natives perform human sacrifices in order to appease Harry Belafonte.Movie studios, feel free to call.
Analytics FTW
Today I was presented with this query:SELECT *FROM sid_batchWHERE(loc, from_sid, sid_bid, type, add_date, batch_no) IN(SELECT loc,from_sid,sid_bid,type,add_date,MAX(batch_no)FROM sid_batchWHERE(loc, from_sid, sid_bid, type, add_date) IN(SELECT loc, from_sid, sid_bid, type, MAX(add_date)FROM sid_batchWHERE loc = '004'AND from_sid = '60056'AND status 'I'AND type 'A'GROUP BY loc, from_sid, sid_bid, type)AND loc = '004'AND from_sid = '60056'AND status...
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#oracle-wtf
[11:42] <Aleksey2> How do you say is not bigger then[11:42] <Aleksey2> AND updated_at !>= TO_DATE('12-01-2006','MM-DD-YYYY') does not work[11:43] <rizzo> uhh.[11:43] <rizzo> <[11:43] <rizzo> ?[11:43] * rizzo waits for it
Keep Oracle Docs Handy
As I just shared in #oracle, it really helps to have a handy bookmark to the Oracle documentation library for your release. Oracle really does a good job with its documentation and making it easily available and searchable.