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You can use Enterprise Manager to view statistics for an apply process. The statistics include the number of messages in the apply process's queue, the number of messages applied by the apply process, and other statistics relating to the apply process.
To view statistics for an apply process in Enterprise Manager:
In Oracle Enterprise Manager, log in to the database as the Oracle Streams administrator.
Go to the Database Home page.
Click Data Movement to open the Data Movement subpage.
Click Manage Replication in the Streams section.
The Streams page appears, showing the Overview subpage.
Click Streams to open the Streams subpage.
Select the apply process that you want to monitor in the list of components. If necessary, use the search tool to find the apply process, and then select it.
Select View Statistics in Action.
Click Go to open the View Apply Statistics page.
The View Apply Statistics page includes the following subpages:
The Queue subpage shows the number of messages over the past several hours in both the persistent queue portion and the buffered queue portion of the apply process's queue. If the apply process applies changes captured by a synchronous capture, then analyze the persistent queue statistics. If the apply process applies changes captured by a capture process, then analyze the buffered queue statistics.
The Reader subpage shows statistics for the reader server. The reader server dequeues messages from the apply process's queue and assembles them into separate transactions.
The Coordinator subpage shows statistics for the coordinator process. The coordinator process gets transactions from the reader server and passes them to apply servers.
The Server subpage shows statistics for the apply servers. The apply servers apply changes to database objects or pass the changes to apply handlers. To view details about a specific apply server, select it and click View Details.
Note: You can also query the following dynamic performance views for buffered queue statistics and apply process statistics: