>>Script Language and Platform: Oracle
The v$session_longops table is an excellent table to determine how long a statment will run. This query will give the the current operation and its target. The biggest feature of this query is that it shows the I/O rate of the operation.
Author: Shawn Ellinger
column ssid format 9999 heading SID
column opname format a15 Heading Operation
column target format a28 Heading Target
column es format 999.9 Heading “Time|Ran”
column tr format 999.90 Heading “Time|Left”
column pct format 990 Heading “PCT”
column RATE Heading “I/O |Rate/m” just right
select
sid ssid,
substr(OPNAME,1,15) opname,
target,
trunc((sofar/totalwork)*100) pct,
to_char(60*sofar*8192/(24*60*(last_update_time – start_time))/1024/1024/60, ‘9999.0’)||’M’ Rate,
elapsed_seconds/60 es,
time_remaining/60 tr
from v$session_longops
where time_remaining > 0
order by start_time
/
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