Understand your Oracle performance with an at-a-glance picture across key dimensions, including SQL, Waits, Applications, Client Machines, Users, and more.
Know your Oracle blocking hierarchy (who is blocking whom), as well as the overall impact to your database performance caused by blocking with comprehensive Oracle monitoring from DPA.
Identify high-impact, inefficient PL/SQL—aggregated by tables—to find indexing opportunities. DPA’s database monitoring tool for Oracle helps provide an “X marks the spot” analysis of actual workload.
SQL and plan analysis, as well as correlating query wait time with statistics, resource metrics, blocking data, and more. Tuning advisors can point to problems that need immediate focus.
24/7 Oracle monitoring can help answer why performance is or was bad, plus help you get a handle on where performance is headed and how your Oracle system is trending, including monitoring Oracle Exadata and Oracle SE performance.
DPA web interface and read-only rights help make DPA safe to use across teams. Oracle developers can see the impact of code in production, and operations can see the impact of any changes.
Built to provide comprehensive alerting and reporting that won’t overload your inbox. Plus, baselining can highlight outliers. DPA includes pre-built monitoring alerts and reports for Oracle, or you can create your own.
“SolarWinds DPA provides insight without excessive monitoring overhead. SolarWinds DPA makes you look like a genius.”
“The biggest benefit of using SolarWinds DPA is fast root cause analysis on application performance issues. SolarWinds DPA is an intuitive and easy-to-use tool that allows anyone to see inside an enterprise DB system while it is running.”
“SolarWinds DPA changes the job from ‘figuring out what to fix’ to ‘fixing it.’ The fastest way to get from ‘I don’t know what’s wrong’ to fixing what’s wrong.”
Because we're agentless, we can monitor Oracle databases, SQL Server, MySQL, DB2, and SAP ASE running on premise (physical or on VMware) or in the cloud (both virtual machine offerings and Database-as-a-Service).