This set of scripts can be used to report on Oracle activity.

oracheck.run
This is a Korn shell script that executes the oracheck.ksh script a
nd e-mail you if a problem is detected. The idea behind this script is to allow
the DBA to repair impending problems before that database crashes. Note that th
e script below redirects the output to a file, checks the number of lines in the
output file, and e-mails an alert message if problems are found.
#! /bin/ksh
# Here we write a blank line to the log file . . .
echo `date` > /oracle/my_sid/scripts/oracheck.log
# Now we run the check, writing errors to the oracheck.log file
/oracle/MY_SID/scripts/oracheck.ksh >> \
/oracle/MY_SID/scripts/oracheck.log
# If errors messages exist (2 or more lines), then go on . . .
if [ `cat /oracle/MY_SID/scripts/oracheck.log|wc -l` -gt 1 ]
then
# Now, be sure that we don't clog the mailbox.
# the following statement checks to look for existing mail,
# and only sends mail when mailbox is empty . . .
if [ ! -s /var/spool/mail/oramy_sid ]
then
cat /oracle/MY_SID/scripts/oracheck.log | mail oramy_sid
fi
fi
oracheck.ksh This is a Korn shell script that does the queries against Oracle an
d the Oracle environment. Note that this script loops through all of the databa
ses on the server (using /etc/oratab) and reports any exceptional conditions for
all databases.
#!/bin/ksh
set PATH=$PATH:/oracle/MY_SID/bin
ORACLE_SID=MY_SID;
export ORACLE_SID;
#ORAENV_ASK=NO
#export ORAENV_ASK;
#/oracle/MY_SID/bin/oraenv
ORACLE_BASE=/oracle/MY_SID; export ORACLE_BASE;
ORACLE_HOME=/oracle/MY_SID; export ORACLE_HOME;
set $pwd=system/scion; export pwd;
ALERT_DIR=/oracle/MY_SID/saptrace/background; export ALERT_DIR;
ALERT_DIR_MOUNTPOINT=/oracle/MY_SID; export ALERT_DIR_MOUNTPOINT;
REDO_LOG_FILESYSTEM=/oracle/MY_SID/saparch; export REDO_LOG_FILESYSTEM;
#**************************************************************
# Check if checknet2 deamon is running . . . .
#**************************************************************
#oracle_up=`ps -ef|grep checknet2|grep -v grep|wc -l`;
#oracle_num=`expr $oracle_up`
#if [ $oracle_num -lt 1 ]
# then echo "checknet2 deamon is NOT up."
#fi
#***********************************************************************
# Here is where we loop through each SID in /etc/oratab . . .
#***********************************************************************
#for ORACLE_SID in `cat /etc/oratab | grep :N|cut -d":" -f1`
#do
#**************************************************************
# Check if Oracle is up . . . .
#**************************************************************
oracle_up=`ps -ef|grep pmon_$ORACLE_SID|grep -v grep|wc -l`;

oracle_num=`expr $oracle_up`
if [ $oracle_num -lt 1 ]
then echo "$ORACLE_SID instance is NOT up."
fi
#***********************************************************
# Check alert log for ORA-600
#***********************************************************
tail -400 $ALERT_DIR/alert_$ORACLE_SID.log|grep ORA-00600
#***********************************************************
# Check redo log file-system > 90% full
#***********************************************************
redo_log=`df -k|grep $REDO_LOG_FILESYSTEM|awk '{print $4}'|cut -d"%" -f1`
oracle_num=`expr $redo_log`
if [ $oracle_num -gt 90 ]
then logger "REV_ORA_030W $ORACLE_SID redo log file system is > 90%. Please "
echo "$ORACLE_SID redo log file system is > 90%."
fi
# Invoke SQL*Plus to generate DB space info.
/oracle/MY_SID/bin/sqlplus -s << UNTIL_DONE
$pwd
REM
SET ECHO OFF;
SET TERM OFF;
SET TIMING OFF;
SET HEAD OFF;
SET FEED OFF;
CREATE TABLE oracheck_fs_temp (tablespace_name,total_bytes,free_bytes,max_chunk)
AS
SELECT tablespace_name, NVL(SUM(bytes), 1), 1, 1
FROM dba_data_files
GROUP BY tablespace_name;
UPDATE oracheck_fs_temp a
SET a.free_bytes = (SELECT NVL(SUM(b.bytes), 1)
FROM dba_free_space b
WHERE b.tablespace_name = a.tablespace_name);
COMMIT;
UPDATE oracheck_fs_temp a
SET a.max_chunk = (SELECT NVL(MAX(b.bytes), 1)
FROM dba_free_space b
WHERE b.tablespace_name = a.tablespace_name);
COMMIT;
REM ****************************************************************
REM Tablespaces more than 95% full.
REM ****************************************************************
SELECT
tablespace_name
||
' is '
||
TO_CHAR(ROUND(100-(free_bytes*100/total_bytes), 2)) ||
'% full.' T
FROM oracheck_fs_temp
WHERE 95 < 100-(free_bytes*100/total_bytes)
ORDER BY tablespace_name;
REM ****************************************************************
REM Tablespaces/objects with insufficient space for NEXT extent.
REM ****************************************************************
SELECT
SUBSTR(a.tablespace_name, 1, 21) tablespace ,

SUBSTR(a.owner
, 1, 16) owner
,
SUBSTR(a.segment_name , 1, 30) object_name,
SUBSTR(a.segment_type , 1, 8 ) what
FROM dba_segments a
WHERE a.segment_type IN ('TABLE', 'INDEX', 'ROLLBACK')
AND NVL(a.next_extent, 1) > (SELECT b.max_chunk
FROM oracheck_fs_temp b
WHERE b.tablespace_name = a.tablespace_name)
ORDER BY 1,2,4,3;
DROP TABLE oracheck_fs_temp;
REM *****************************************************************
REM Objects with more than 600 extents.
REM *****************************************************************
REM Applied NVL function purposely to extents column.
SELECT SUBSTR(owner
, 1, 22) owner
,
SUBSTR(segment_name, 1, 30) object_name,
SUBSTR(segment_type, 1, 8 ) type
,
extents
FROM dba_segments
WHERE 600 < NVL(extents, 1)
AND segment_type IN ('TABLE', 'INDEX', 'ROLLBACK')
ORDER BY 1,3,4 DESC,2;
EXIT;
UNTIL_DONE