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Figure 1-10. Clusterware upgrade, running -rootupgrade As prompted, execute the rootupgrade script. The script will yield the following output: [root@rac1 install]# ./rootupgrade Checking to see if Oracle CRS stack is already up... copying ONS config file to 11.1 CRS home /bin/cp: `/apps/oracle/product/CRS/opmn/conf/ons.config' and `/apps/oracle/p /apps/oracle/product/CRS/opmn/conf/ons.config was copied successfully to /ap WARNING: directory '/apps/oracle/product' is not owned by root WARNING: directory '/apps/oracle' is not owned by root WARNING: directory '/apps' is not owned by root Oracle Cluster Registry configuration upgraded successfully Adding daemons to inittab ____ ____ ____ ____ / \ | \ /\ / | / | || / / \ | | | | ||------ | | |--| || \ / \ | | | \____/ | \/ \ \____ |____ \____ Attempting to start Oracle Clusterware stack

Here is some sample output:

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The Streams path begins from the capture process and ends with the apply process. Along the way, there can be multiple source/destinations before reaching the final apply process destination. The Streams topology assigns a number to each path. This allows for easy monitoring of the paths and location of messages along the path. The Streams topology also designates a number to a link between two components in a path, the beginning component and an end component. The positions of the link in the overall Streams path can resemble what is listed here: 1. The beginning component is the capture process, and the end component is the queue. 2. The beginning component is the queue, and the end component is the propagation sender. 3. The beginning component is the propagation sender, and the end component is the propagation receiver. 4. The beginning component is the propagation receiver, and the end component is the queue. 5. The beginning component is the queue, and the end component is the apply.

Caution The SMTP username and password will be stored in clear text in the Windows registry so that

Various Streams views provide detailed information and statistics about the Streams topology. Topology view information is gathered by executing the analyze_current_performance procedure as stated earlier. Table 8-1 shows various Streams topology views.

The ROWID pseudo-column value is not physically stored in the database. Oracle calculates its value when you query it. The ROWID contents are displayed as base 64 values that can contain the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, +, and /. You can translate the ROWID value into meaningful information via the DMBS_ROWID package. For example to display the relative file number that a row is stored in, issue this statement:

Provides information about each Streams component at each database Provides information about how messages flow between Streams components Provides temporary information about performance statistics/session statistics of each Streams component Provides information about each database containing Streams components Provides temporary information about Streams components, potentially delaying the flow of messages of a stream path Provides information about temporary statistics of each stream path

select dbms_rowid.rowid_relative_fno(rowid), emp_id from emp;

Some of the view information is temporary in nature and survives only the duration of the session. Views returning such temporary information include DBA_STREAMS_TP_COMPONENT_ STAT, DBA_STREAMS_TP_PATH_BOTTLENECK, and DBA_STREAMS_TP_PATH_STAT. When the user disconnects the session, the temporary information is purged. With each of the components, you must determine the component ID. This ID is assigned to each component and used throughout the topology mapping to track information about the component and what information flows in and out of the component. The component ID can be determined by querying the DBA_STREAMS_TP_COMPONENT view. You can query the DBA_STREAMS_TP_COMPONENT view on both the source and target databases to get a clear understanding of all the Streams components. The following query is issued from a source database: select component_id, component_name, component_type, component_db from dba_streams_tp_component order by component_id / ID Name Type ---- -------------------------------------------------------------1 DBA11G2=>"STREAMS_ADMIN"."STREAMS_APPLY_Q" PROPAGATION RECEIVER 2 "STREAMS_ADMIN"."STREAMS_CAPTURE_Q" QUEUE 3 "STREAMS_ADMIN"."STREAMS_CAPTURE_Q"=>DBA11G PROPAGATION SENDER 4 STREAMS_CAPTURE CAPTURE

Here is some sample output:

FogBugz can use them to log on whenever needed. Also note that SMTP is a clear-text protocol, so if the SMTP server is on a different computer, the username and password will be sent in clear text across the network.

On the target database system, you will get another result to indicate that it is the destination: ID Name Type ---- ---------------------------------- -------1 "STREAMS_ADMIN"."STREAMS_APPLY_Q" QUEUE 2 STREAMS_APPLY APPLY Database ---------DBA11G DBA11G

DBMS_ROWID.ROWID_RELATIVE_FNO(ROWID) EMP_ID ------------------------------------ ---------5 1

You can view the path to determine where a message is queued. To view the path information, you can use the following query: select path_id, source_component_id, destination_component_id, position, active from dba_streams_tp_component_link order by path_id, position SQL> / PATH_ID ---------1 SOURCE_COMPONENT_ID ------------------1 DESTINATION_COMPONENT_ID -----------------------2 POSITION ACT -------- --1 YES

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