RE: Performance monitor

I don't want to look a gift horse in the mouth, but it seems to me that the 
performance monitor should wait until the now-famous query tree redesign 
which will allow for sets from functions. I realize that the shared memory 
requirements might be a bit large, but somehow Oracle accomplishes this 
nicely, with some > 50 views (V$ACCESS through V$WAITSTAT) which can be 
queried, usually via SQL*DBA, for performance statistics. More then 50 
performance views may be over-kill, but having the ability to fetch the 
performance statistics with normal queries sure is nice. Perhaps a 
postmaster option which would enable/disable the use of accumulating 
performance statistics in shared memory might ease the hesitation against 
it?

Mike Mascari
mascarm@mascari.com

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From:    Denis Perchine [SMTP:dyp@perchine.com]

That's bad. Cause it will be unuseful for people having databases far 
away...
Like me... :-((( Another point is that it is a little bit strange to have
X-Window on machine with database server... At least if it is not for play, 
but production one...

Also there should be a possibility of remote monitoring of the database. 
But
that's just dream... :-)))

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Sincerely Yours,
Denis Perchine