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All metrics are Oracle-computed values read from V$SYSMETRIC (group_id=2, ~60s interval) and are disabled by default with development stability. New metrics: oracledb.session.active.average, oracledb.io.single_block_read.latency, oracledb.transaction.response.time, oracledb.cursor_cache.utilization, oracledb.pga_cache.utilization, oracledb.cpu.usage.rate, oracledb.host.cpu.usage.rate, oracledb.session.count.
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All metrics are disabled by default with development stability.
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### oracledb.cpu.usage.rate
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Oracle database CPU consumption rate, expressed as CPU-seconds used per second (fractional CPU cores); unbounded by core count. Distinct from oracledb.database.cpu.utilization, which is a 0-100 busy ratio. Oracle-computed value read from V$SYSMETRIC (group_id=2, ~60s; 'CPU Usage Per Sec', converted from centiseconds per second).
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Oracle database CPU consumption rate, in CPU-seconds used per second.
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| Unit | Metric Type | Value Type | Stability |
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| ---- | ----------- | ---------- | --------- |
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| 1 | Gauge | Double | Development |
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### oracledb.cursor_cache.utilization
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Fraction of cursor executions that reused a usable cursor in the session cursor cache, as computed by Oracle V$SYSMETRIC (group_id=2, ~60s; 'Cursor Cache Hit Ratio').
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Percentage of cursor executions that reused a cursor in the session cursor cache.
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| Unit | Metric Type | Value Type | Stability |
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### oracledb.host.cpu.usage.rate
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Host CPU consumption rate across all cores, expressed as CPU-seconds used per second (fractional CPU cores); unbounded by core count. Distinct from oracledb.host.cpu.utilization, which is a 0-100 busy ratio. Oracle-computed value read from V$SYSMETRIC (group_id=2, ~60s; 'Host CPU Usage Per Sec', converted from centiseconds per second).
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Host CPU consumption rate across all cores, in CPU-seconds used per second.
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### oracledb.io.single_block_read.latency
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Average latency of a synchronous single-block read. Oracle-computed value read from V$SYSMETRIC (group_id=2, ~60s; 'Average Synchronous Single-Block Read Latency', converted from milliseconds to seconds).
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Average latency of a synchronous single-block read.
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| Unit | Metric Type | Value Type | Stability |
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### oracledb.pga_cache.utilization
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Fraction of PGA work-area memory requests satisfied optimally (without spilling to temporary disk), as computed by Oracle V$SYSMETRIC (group_id=2, ~60s; 'PGA Cache Hit %').
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Percentage of PGA work-area memory requests satisfied without spilling to temporary disk.
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### oracledb.session.active.average
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Average Active Sessions (AAS), the mean number of sessions actively running or waiting over the metric interval; a standard Oracle database load indicator. Oracle-computed value read from V$SYSMETRIC (group_id=2, ~60s; 'Average Active Sessions').
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Average number of active sessions over the metric interval.
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| {session} | Gauge | Double | Development |
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### oracledb.session.count
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Point-in-time total number of sessions. Distinct from oracledb.sessions.usage, which breaks the session population down by status and type. Oracle-reported value read from V$SYSMETRIC (group_id=2, ~60s; 'Session Count').
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Number of sessions.
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| {session} | Gauge | Int | Development |
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### oracledb.shared_pool.utilization
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### oracledb.transaction.response.time
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Average response time per transaction. Oracle-computed value read from V$SYSMETRIC (group_id=2, ~60s; 'Response Time Per Txn', converted from centiseconds to seconds).
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