x$le及x$bh詳解

View: X$LE
Defined in the KCL layer - [K]ernel [C]ache [L]ock
- [L]ock [E]lement

Column Type Description
-------- ---- -----------
ADDR RAW(4) address of this row/entry in the SGA
INDX NUMBER index number of this row in the fixed table array
INST_ID NUMBER 8.x oracle instance number
LE_ADDR RAW(4) address of LE (for join w/ BH) see VIEW:X$BH LE_ADDR
NAME NUMBER first part of lock name
LE_CLASS NUMBER second part of lock name
LE_RLS NUMBER release processing flags
LE_ACQ NUMBER acquisition processing flags
LE_INV NUMBER invalid status of the lock
LE_FLAGS NUMBER process level flags for the LE
LE_MODE NUMBER currently held mode of the lock
LE_BLKS NUMBER number of buffers on this lock
LE_TIME NUMBER last upconvert time

X$BH Fixed Table Buffer Cache Diagram see <33439.1>
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Example Buffer Cache Dump see <33437.1>

This is a very useful internal view on the buffer cache headers for
database blocks in the buffer cache. The exact definition of this
X$ view changes a lot between different Oracle releases.
Although X$ views are not generally documented for customers this is a
VERY common view.

Column Type Description
~~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~
ADDR RAW(4) Hex address of the Buffer Header.
INDX NUMBER Buffer Header number
BUF# NUMBER
HLADDR RAW(4) Hash Chain Latch Address
See . ADDR

LRU_FLAG NUMBER 8.1+ LRU flag
KCBBHLDF 0x01 8.1 LRU Dump Flag used in debug print routine
KCBBHLMT 0x02 8.1 moved to tail of lru (for extended stats)
KCBBHLAL 0x04 8.1 on auxiliary list
KCBBHLHB 0x08 8.1 hot buffer - not in cold portion of lru

FLAG NUMBER
KCBBHFBD 0x00001 buffer dirty
KCBBHFAM 0x00002 7.3 about to modify; try not to start io
KCBBHFAM 0x00002 8.0 about to modify; try not to start io
KCBBHNAC 0x00002 8.1 notify dbwr after change
KCBBHFMS 0x00004 modification started, no new writes
KCBBHFBL 0x00008 block logged
KCBBHFTD 0x00010 temporary data - no redo for changes
KCBBHFBW 0x00020 being written; can't modify
KCBBHFWW 0x00040 waiting for write to finish
KCBBHFCK 0x00080 7.3 checkpoint asap
0x00080 8.0 not used
KCBBHFMW 0x00080 8.1 multiple waiters when gc lock acquired
KCBBHFRR 0x00100 recovery reading, do not reuse, being read
KCBBHFUL 0x00200 unlink from lock element - make non-current
KCBBHFDG 0x00400 write block & stop using for lock down grade
KCBBHFCW 0x00800 write block for cross instance call
KCBBHFCR 0x01000 reading from disk into KCBBHCR buffer
KCBBHFGC 0x02000 has been gotten in current mode
KCBBHFST 0x04000 stale - unused CR buf made from current
0x08000 7.3 Not used.
KCBBHFDP 0x08000 8.0 deferred ping
KCBBHFDP 0x08000 8.1 deferred ping
KCBBHFDA 0x10000 Direct Access to buffer contents
KCBBHFHD 0x20000 Hash chain Dump used in debug print routine
KCBBHFIR 0x40000 Ignore Redo for instance recovery
KCBBHFSQ 0x80000 sequential scan only flag
KCBBHFNW 0x100000 7.3 Set to indicate a buffer that is NEW
0x100000 8.0 Not used
KCBBHFBP 0x100000 8.1 Indicates that buffer was prefetched
KCBBHFRW 0x200000 7.3 re-write if being written (sort)
0x200000 8.0 Not used
KCBBHFFW 0x200000 8.1 Buffer has been written once
KCBBHFFB 0x400000 buffer is "logically" flushed
KCBBHFRS 0x800000 ReSilvered already - do not redirty
KCBBHFKW 0x1000000 7.3 ckpt writing flag to avoid rescan */
0x1000000 8.0 Not used
KCBBHDRC 0x1000000 8.1 buffer is nocache
0x2000000 7.3 Not used
KCBBHFRG 0x2000000 8.0 Redo Generated since block read
KCBBHFRG 0x2000000 8.1 Redo Generated since block read
KCBBHFWS 0x10000000 8.0 Skipped write for checkpoint.
KCBBHFDB 0x20000000 8.1 buffer is directly from a foreign DB
KCBBHFAW 0x40000000 8.0 Flush after writing
KCBBHFAW 0x40000000 8.1 Flush after writing

TS# NUMBER 8.X Tablespace number
DBARFIL NUMBER 8.X Relative file number of block
DBAFIL NUMBER 7.3 File number of block
DBABLK NUMBER Block number of block
CLASS NUMBER See <33434.1>

STATE NUMBER
KCBBHFREE 0 buffer free
KCBBHEXLCUR 1 buffer current (and if DFS locked X)
KCBBHSHRCUR 2 buffer current (and if DFS locked S)
KCBBHCR 3 buffer consistant read
KCBBHREADING 4 Being read
KCBBHMRECOVERY 5 media recovery (current & special)
KCBBHIRECOVERY 6 Instance recovery (somewhat special)

MODE_HELD NUMBER Mode buffer held in (MODE pre 7.3)
0=KCBMNULL, KCBMSHARE, KCBMEXCL

CHANGES NUMBER
CSTATE NUMBER
X_TO_NULL NUMBER Count of PINGS out (OPS)
DIRTY_QUEUE NUMBER You wont normally see buffers on the LRUW
LE_ADDR RAW(4) Lock Element address (OPS)
SET_DS RAW(4) Buffer cache set this buffer is under
OBJ NUMBER Data object number
TCH NUMBER 8.1 Touch Count
TIM NUMBER 8.1 Touch Time
BA RAW(4)
CR_SCN_BAS NUMBER Consistent Read SCN base
CR_SCN_WRP NUMBER Consistent Read SCN wrap
CR_XID_USN NUMBER CR XID Undo segment no
CR_XID_SLT NUMBER CR XID slot
CR_XID_SQN NUMBER CR XID Sequence
CR_UBA_FIL NUMBER CR UBA file
CR_UBA_BLK NUMBER CR UBA Block
CR_UBA_SEQ NUMBER CR UBA sequence
CR_UBA_REC NUMBER CR UBA record
CR_SFL NUMBER
LRBA_SEQ NUMBER } Lowest RBA needed to recover block in cache
LRBA_BNO NUMBER }
LRBA_BOF NUMBER }

HRBA_SEQ NUMBER } Redo RBA to be flushed BEFORE this block
HRBA_BNO NUMBER } can be written out
HRBA_BOF NUMBER }

RRBA_SEQ NUMBER } Block recovery RBA
RRBA_BNO NUMBER }
RRBA_BOF NUMBER }
NXT_HASH NUMBER Next buffer on this hash chain
PRV_HASH NUMBER Previous buffer on this hash chain
NXT_LRU NUMBER Next buffer on the LRU
PRV_LRU NUMBER Previous buffer on the LRU
US_NXT RAW(4)
US_PRV RAW(4)
WA_NXT RAW(4)
WA_PRV RAW(4)
ACC RAW(4)
MOD RAW(4)