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 Rem drv: <create type="tables"/>
Rem
Rem $Header: log_tables.sql 29-jun-2005.01:47:30 gsbhatia Exp $
Rem
Rem log_tables.sql
Rem
Rem Copyright (c) 2002, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.  
Rem
Rem    NAME
Rem      log_tables.sql - <one-line expansion of the name>
Rem
Rem    DESCRIPTION
Rem      <short description of component this file declares/defines>
Rem
Rem    NOTES
Rem      <other useful comments, qualifications, etc.>
Rem
Rem    MODIFIED   (MM/DD/YY)
Rem    gsbhatia    06/26/05 - New repmgr header impl 
Rem    gsbhatia    02/13/05 - updating repmgr header 
Rem    gsbhatia    02/09/05 - updating repmgr header 
Rem    gsbhatia    02/07/05 - updating repmgr header 
Rem    ktlaw       01/11/05 - add repmgr header 
Rem    aholser     03/15/03 - add log level
Rem    edemembe    11/06/02 - Increasing duration precision
Rem    aholser     07/10/02 - add emdurl column to error table
Rem    aholser     05/31/02 - add display and dbms job to performance names
Rem    rpinnama    05/14/02 - rpinnama_reorg_rep_scripts
Rem    rpinnama    05/14/02 - Created
Rem

rem
rem PURPOSE
rem
rem   The MGMT_PERFORMANCE_NAMES contains the list of valid logging names.  A
rem   name must be added to this table before it can make entries in the
rem   MGMT_SYSTEM_PERFORMANCE_LOG or MGMT_SYSTEM_ERROR_LOG
rem
rem COLUMNS
rem
rem   module_name  - The module that is permitted logging
rem   display_name  - The name displayed to the user.  Should be short and
rem         simple.  If not specified, the module_name or dbms_jobname will be used.
rem         These are only needed for jobs that display 'total' data to the user
rem   dbms_jobname  - the 'what' field from user_jobs for dbms jobs.  Non
rem         dbms jobs should leave this blank.
rem   is_dbmsjob  - Defaults to 'N'.  Should be set to 'Y' for dbms jobs
rem
CREATE TABLE MGMT_PERFORMANCE_NAMES
(
    job_name            VARCHAR2(512)  NOT NULL,
    display_name        VARCHAR2(128) DEFAULT NULL,
    dbms_jobname        VARCHAR2(128) DEFAULT NULL,
    is_dbmsjob          VARCHAR2(1) DEFAULT 'N'
)
MONITORING;

ALTER TABLE MGMT_PERFORMANCE_NAMES
  ADD CONSTRAINT MGMT_PERFORMANCE_NAMES_PK
    PRIMARY KEY(job_name);

rem
rem PURPOSE
rem
rem   The MGMT_SYSTEM_ERROR_LOG table holds the list of system errors
rem
rem COLUMNS
rem
rem   module_name  - The module that is logging
rem   occur_date - The time stamp of the error occurrance.
rem   error_code - The error code of the system error being logged.
rem   error_msg - THe detailed message of the system error being logged.
rem   facility - The facility code for the error
rem   client_data - job-specific data.  Allows multiple instances to be
rem           grouped by module name and distinguished by the client_data
rem   host_url - the url for the host for oms(eml) entries, such as the loader
rem           or job dispatcher.  This should be left NULL for dbms repositoriy jobs
rem
rem  NOTES
rem
rem
CREATE TABLE MGMT_SYSTEM_ERROR_LOG
(
    module_name         VARCHAR2(512)  NOT NULL,
    occur_date          DATE           DEFAULT SYSDATE,
    error_code          NUMBER         DEFAULT 0,
    log_level           VARCHAR2(16)   DEFAULT 'DEBUG',
    error_msg           VARCHAR2(2048) DEFAULT ' ',
    facility            VARCHAR2(6)    DEFAULT 'MGMT',
    client_data         VARCHAR2(128),
    host_url            VARCHAR2(256)  DEFAULT NULL,
    emd_url             VARCHAR2(256)  DEFAULT NULL
)
MONITORING;

ALTER TABLE MGMT_SYSTEM_ERROR_LOG
   ADD CONSTRAINT MGMT_SYSTEM_ERROR_LOG_FK
       FOREIGN KEY (module_name)
       REFERENCES MGMT_PERFORMANCE_NAMES(job_name);

rem
rem PURPOSE
rem
rem   The MGMT_SYSTEM_PERFORMANCE_LOG table holds the performance log entries
rem   for jobs being monitored.  Jobs should have one 'is_total = 'Y'' entry for each
rem   pass.  Any number of 'is_total='N' entries can be made to track the processing
rem   time of specific data.
rem
rem   These entries are used to generate performance statistics and graphs.  The overall
rem   statistics are generated by calculations on the fields as desired.  Minimal
rem   statistics include 'Total processing time' and 'Average processing time'.  Graphs
rem   are generaged using the timestamp to position the entry on the X-axis.  Overall
rem   performance is graphed using the 'is-total='Y' entries with duration as the
rem   Y-axis value.  Additional graphs can be generated with the Y-axis label set to
rem   the 'duration' or 'name' field, and the Y-axis set to the 'value' field.
rem   If a job has several instances, they are grouped by job_name, and split by
rem   client_data name.
rem
rem
rem COLUMNS
rem
rem   job_name - The name of the job making the entry.  An entry must exist in
rem         MGMT_PERFORMANCE_NAME_TABLE for it
rem   time - The start time for the log entry
rem   duration - The duration of the processing in milliseconds
rem   module_name  - The module that is logging
rem   action - The action being performed
rem   is_total - 'Y' if the entry is logging total processing time, 'N' if it
rem           is logging a subset of the total processing time.  If is_total is
rem           'N', then it is expected (but not required) for name to contain the
rem           name of the item being timed by this entry.
rem   name - The name of the value being logged (e.g. records). Optional
rem   value - The value (e.g. 100) of the item in name processed in the time
rem           specified in this entry.  Optional
rem   client_data - job-specific data.  Allows multiple instances to be
rem           grouped by module name and distinguished by the client_data
rem   host_url - the url for the host for oms(eml) entries, such as the loader
rem           or job dispatcher.  This should be left NULL for dbms repositoriy jobs
rem
rem
rem
CREATE TABLE MGMT_SYSTEM_PERFORMANCE_LOG
(
    job_name            VARCHAR2(512)  NOT NULL,
    time                DATE           DEFAULT SYSDATE,
    duration            NUMBER(9)      DEFAULT 0,
    module              VARCHAR2(512)  DEFAULT NULL,
    action              VARCHAR2(32)   DEFAULT NULL,
    is_total            VARCHAR2(1)    DEFAULT 'Y',
    name                VARCHAR2(128)  DEFAULT NULL,
    value               VARCHAR2(128)  DEFAULT NULL,
    client_data         VARCHAR2(128)  DEFAULT NULL,
    host_url            VARCHAR2(256)  DEFAULT NULL
)
MONITORING;

ALTER TABLE MGMT_SYSTEM_PERFORMANCE_LOG
   ADD CONSTRAINT MGMT_SYSTEM_PERFORMANCE_LOG_FK
       FOREIGN KEY (job_name)
       REFERENCES MGMT_PERFORMANCE_NAMES(job_name);