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The X and Y axes of Oracle Performance Manager charts automatically scale to fit the data being presented. However, you can change the scale of any chart if you so choose. For more information, see Customizing Display Elements of Charts on page 4-1.
You can change the dimension of any chart type (except a table) to be either 2D or 3D. The easiest way is to click on a displayed chart using the right mouse button, select Dimensions, and then select 2D or 3D. You can also change the dimension of a chart using the Chart Properties property sheet. For more information, see Customizing Display Elements of Charts on page 4-1.
You can display any predefined chart by selecting from the Monitor menu, or you can define a new chart window containing one or more predefined charts. For information on displaying or defining chart windows that contain predefined charts, see Displaying Charts in Chart Windows on page 6-1.
Overview of Predefined Charts
This section includes an alphabetical listing of the predefined Oracle Performance Manager charts. Each chart is described briefly. The V$ view(s) from which the chart statistics were derived is listed. When you can drill down for more detail, that information is also included. Additional Information:
For information on charts for an Oracle Parallel Server, see the Oracle Parallel Server Support for the Oracle Enterprise Manager Console Guide. Buffer Cache Hit %
The Buffer Cache Hit % chart displays information about the buffer cache hit percentage of the database instance.
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Parse Ratio
The Parse Ratio chart displays the parse ratio for the database instance.
When the username or terminal are unidentified in V$PROCESS, the information from V$SESSION is displayed if it exists. If the username is taken from V$SESSION, it is displayed in parentheses.
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