Managing Performance Tuning and Query Caching

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    Managing Performance Tuning and Query Caching

    This chapter provides information about ways to improve Oracle Business Intelligence query performance,including a performance tuning overview and information about monitoring system metrics. It also describesthe how to manage and use the query cache, a feature that enables the Oracle BI Server to save the resultsof a query in cache files and then reuse those results later when a similar query is requested. Using cache,the cost of database processing must be paid only once for a query, not every time the query is run.

    1. Monitoring Service Levels1.1.Using Fusion Middleware Control to View Common Performance Metrics

    You can access the most commonly viewed performance metrics from the Metrics tab of the CapacityManagement page.

    To use Fusion Middleware Control to view common performance metrics:

    Go to the Business Intelligence Overview page, as described in Section 2.2.3, "Using Fusion MiddlewareControl to Manage Oracle Business Intelligence System Components."

    Display the Metrics tab of the Capacity Management page.

    On the Metrics tab, you can view metrics that are related to responsiveness, load, and reliability. Click the

    Help button on the page to access the page-level help for the following metrics:

    Request Processing Time (ms)

    SOA Request Processing Time (ms)

    Average Query Time (seconds)

    Active Sessions

    Requests (per minute)

    SOA Requests (per minute)

    Presentation Services Requests (per second)

    Server Queries (per second)

    Failed Queries

    Errors Reported (in the last hour)The metrics that are displayed on this tab enable you to determine the current responsiveness, load, and

    reliability for Oracle Business Intelligence components across the entire cluster.

    1.2 Using Fusion Middleware Control to View All Oracle Business IntelligenceMetrics

    You can view and graph all the available Oracle Business Intelligence metrics from the PerformanceSummary page in Fusion Middleware Control. The data is logged transiently (that is, logging starts when you

    go to the page and select a particular metric for display).

    To use Fusion Middleware Control to view all performance metrics for Oracle Business Intelligence:

    In the tree navigator, expand the Business Intelligence folder and right-click the coreapplication node.

    Select Monitoring, and then select Performance. The Performance Summary page appears, displaying a

    selection of metrics for this Oracle Business Intelligence installation.

    Note:

    Alternatively, to view the Performance Summary page, you can go to the Metrics page of the CapacityManagement tab and click View the full set of system metrics.

    To customize the metrics that are displayed on the Performance Summary page, click Show Metric Palette.Then, expand the appropriate metric category and select or deselect individual metrics. The metrics that youselect are displayed on the Performance Summary page.

    For information about a particular metric, right-click the metric and select Help.

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    1.3 Using the Administration Console to View Metrics for Java Components

    Use the Administration Console to view metrics for Java components. You can view metrics on theMonitoring tab for the selected Managed Server, or you can use the Metric Browser. If your deployment is

    based on the Simple Install type, use the Monitoring tab for the Administration Server.

    To view metrics for Oracle Business Intelligence in the Monitoring tab:

    Log in to the Administration Console.Expand the Environment node in the Domain Structure window.

    Click Servers. The Summary of Servers page is displayed.

    Click the server name (for example, oracle_bi1 or AdminServer(admin)).

    Click the Monitoring tab.

    Click Help for more information about the metrics displayed on this tab.

    To access the Administration Console Metric Browser:

    Log in to the Administration Console.

    Click Monitoring Dashboard under Charts and Graphs.

    Click the Metric Browser tab.

    Click Help for more information about using the Metric Browser.

    1.About Query Performance Tuning2.