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Some useful query for Oracle DBA advance to novice



/* 
To show primary/foreign key relationships of all tables and views in a given schema 
*/

SELECT D.TABLE_NAME "Table name",
         D.CONSTRAINT_NAME "Constraint name",
         DECODE (D.CONSTRAINT_TYPE,
                 'P', 'Primary Key',
                 'R', 'Foreign Key',
                 'C', 'Check/Not Null',
                 'U', 'Unique',
                 'V', 'View Cons')
            "Type",
         D.SEARCH_CONDITION "Check Condition",
         P.TABLE_NAME "Ref Table name",
         P.CONSTRAINT_NAME "Ref by",
         M.COLUMN_NAME "Ref col",
         M.POSITION "Position",
         P.OWNER "Ref owner"
    FROM DBA_CONSTRAINTS D
         LEFT JOIN DBA_CONSTRAINTS P
            ON (D.R_OWNER = P.OWNER AND D.R_CONSTRAINT_NAME = P.CONSTRAINT_NAME)
         LEFT JOIN DBA_CONS_COLUMNS M
            ON (D.CONSTRAINT_NAME = M.CONSTRAINT_NAME)
   WHERE D.TABLE_NAME IN (SELECT TABLE_NAME
                            FROM DBA_TABLES
                           WHERE OWNER = UPPER ('STLBAS')
                          UNION ALL
                          SELECT VIEW_NAME
                            FROM DBA_VIEWS
                           WHERE OWNER = UPPER ('STLBAS'))
ORDER BY 1, 2, 3

/*
 To see all objects in a table space file
*/
SELECT D.OWNER,
       D.SEGMENT_NAME,
       D.SEGMENT_TYPE,
       D.TABLESPACE_NAME,
       D.HEADER_FILE,
       V.NAME
  FROM Dba_Segments D JOIN V$DATAFILE V ON (D.HEADER_FILE = V.FILE#)
 WHERE D.OWNER IN ('STLBAS')

/* To see size of your tables and indexes) */
SELECT SEGMENT_NAME, SEGMENT_TYPE, BYTES
  FROM USER_SEGMENTS
 WHERE segment_type IN ('TABLE', 'INDEX')


/* To see free spaces in table spaces */
  SELECT b.tablespace_name,
         b."Total MB",
         ROUND (b."Total MB" - a."Free MB", 2) "Used MB",
         a."Free MB",
         ROUND ( ( (b."Total MB" - a."Free MB") / b."Total MB") * 100, 2)
            "% used"
    FROM (   (  SELECT f.tablespace_name,
                       ROUND (SUM (f.bytes / (1024 * 1024)), 2) "Free MB"
                  FROM dba_free_space f
              GROUP BY f.tablespace_name) a
          RIGHT JOIN
             (  SELECT d.tablespace_name,
                       ROUND (SUM (d.bytes / (1024 * 1024)), 2) "Total MB"
                  FROM dba_data_files d
              GROUP BY d.tablespace_name) b
          ON a.tablespace_name = b.tablespace_name)
ORDER BY 1

/* Which user executing what type of command */
SELECT SID,
       SERIAL#,
       v.schemaname,
       DECODE (COMMAND,
               0, 'None',
               2, 'Insert',
               3, 'Select',
               6, 'Update',
               7, 'Delete',
               8, 'Drop',
               26, 'Lock Table',
               44, 'Commit',
               45, 'Rollback',
               47, 'PL/SQL Execute',
               'Other')
          command
  FROM V$SESSION v


-- cheers !!!

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