C.9.11. Oracle::Locks


The Oracle::Locks probe monitors an Oracle database instance and collects the following metric:
  • Active Locks — The current number of active locks as determined by the value in the v$locks table. Database administrators should be aware of high numbers of locks present in a database instance.
Locks are used so that multiple users or processes updating the same data in the database do not conflict. This probe is useful for alerting database administrators when a high number of locks are present in a given instance.
Table C.58. Oracle::Locks settings
Field Value
Oracle SID*
Oracle Username*
Oracle Password*
Oracle Port* 1521
Timeout* 30
Critical Maximum Active Locks
Warning Maximum Active Locks
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