Reputation: 11
In Oracle SQL Developer, I do not see Real Time SQL Monitoring, under the "Tools" menu where it should be. I am only seeing Monitor Sessions, which doesn't seem to provide that visual information on the optimizer's behavior, like what Real-Time SQL Monitoring provides I believe.
Details I'm using SQL Developer version 20. I checked, and it looks like I have the required "diagnostics and tuning" pack:
SELECT vd.* from v$parameter vd
I think that this shows I have that required pack, when I check control_management_pack_access.
I looked around in Preferences for SQL Developer, but I don't see any options that look relevant to this.
Alternatives for accessing Real Time SQL Monitor
Might I give up on this GUI approach, and try something else to use Real Time SQL Monitoring, like running this code:
SELECT dbms_sqltune.report_sql_monitor(sql_id => 'ddga0450ycfsa',report_level => 'ALL',type => 'html') FROM dual;
However, when I run that, what do I do next? I've tried exporting the output to an HTML file, and opening that file in a browser, but it just looks like Greek to me:
opening the resulting HTML file in browser
I'm new to Real Time SQL Monitor, so I don't know what else I may have missed.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 549
Reputation: 13526
Check the Database -> Licensing page in your preferences. Enable the tuning and diagnostics pack for the connection(s) you have the license for. These settings exist to prevent you from violating your license terms.
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Upvotes: 1