Unveil the Power of Real Time SQL Monitoring SQL Developer

What is Real Time SQL Monitoring SQL developer

Real-Time SQL Monitoring is a feature designed to provide instantaneous insights into the execution of SQL queries. It offers developers a detailed view of the ongoing processes, allowing them to identify bottlenecks, optimize performance, and troubleshoot issues in real-time. This feature is invaluable for maintaining the health and efficiency of databases, ensuring optimal performance even during peak workloads.

Importance of Real Time Monitoring in SQL development

Real Time SQL Monitoring SQL Developer plays a pivotal role in the development and maintenance of SQL databases. It offers developers the following advantages:

• Proactive Issue Identification: Detect problems as they arise, allowing for immediate intervention and prevention of potential disruptions.
• Performance Optimization: Analyze real-time data to identify and rectify performance bottlenecks, ensuring optimal execution of SQL queries.
• Resource Management: Monitor resource consumption, enabling efficient allocation and utilization of database resources.
• Enhanced Productivity: Real-time insights facilitate quicker decision-making, reducing the time spent on troubleshooting and optimization.

How to use Real Time SQL Monitor in Oracle SQL Developer

Using Real-Time SQL Monitoring in Oracle SQL Developer provides valuable insights into the execution of SQL statements, allowing you to identify performance bottlenecks and optimize queries in real-time. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to use Real-Time SQL Monitoring in Oracle SQL Developer:

1. Install Oracle SQL Developer on your local machine and establish a connection to your cloud service from Oracle SQL Developer.

2. Open Oracle SQL Developer, navigate to the View menu, and select DBA. The DBA Connections will be presented in a tree view.

3. Connect to your Exadata Express service within the DBA connections.

4. In the DBA connections tree, expand Database Status under your Exadata Express service connection. Two options will be visible:

• Instance Viewer
• Status

5. Choose Instance Viewer: This tool offers a comprehensive overview of your instance, encompassing database sessions, waits, clients, processes, etc. A key feature of the Instance Viewer is the real-time presentation of the Top SQL report, along with metrics for memory and storage.

❖ The Instance Viewer updates automatically, eliminating the need for a manual refresh.
❖ The Top SQL report on this page can be sorted based on attributes such as CPU seconds, disk reads, and more.
❖ Detailed information for a specific top SQL item, including query text, execution plan, and advice from SQL Tuning Advisor, can be accessed by drilling down into the item.

Use AOMEI Cyber Backup monitor your SQL database backup

While real-time monitoring is essential for SQL query execution, ensuring the security and integrity of your database backups is equally crucial. AOMEI Cyber Backup offers a comprehensive solution for monitoring and managing SQL database backups. Key features include:

◈ Easy-to-use: SQL backups may be configured without writing any code thanks to the user-friendly interface.
◈ Operation Within LAN: Assist you in doing numerous backups of SQL database, including SQL Express within LAN.
◈ Backup Schedule: Schedule an automatic backup task to back up the database at predetermined periods.
◈ Auto & Centralized Backup: Schedule SQL backups and run them automatically.
◈ Point-in-Time Recovery: Easily recover databases to specific points in time, providing a safety net against data loss.

AOMEI Cyber Backup supports Microsoft SQL (2005-2022), VMware ESXi (6.0 and above), and Hyper-V (in Windows 8/8.1/10/11, Windows Server/Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2012 R2 and later versions) from a centralized console and here’s a 30-day free trial for you to enjoy this professional software:

✍ Before you perform a database backup, please make sure:
1. Your computer with both AOMEI Cyber Backup Agent and Microsoft SQL Server installed.
2. The local disk or network shared to store backup files.

Steps to monitor your SQL database backup and restore process

1. Access to Source Device >> Add Microsoft SQL. If the database exists and the version is supported, it will appear automatically. Otherwise, you can click Add Microsoft SQL >> Download proxy program, and install the program on the device with SQL Server installed. Then click​​​ Already installed proxy and select the proxies you want to add.

2. Click … >> Authentication to validate the database instance. You can choose Windows Authentication or SQL Authentication. Enter the credentials and click Verify.

3. Create Backup Task: Click Backup Task >> Create New Task, and select Microsoft SQL Backup as your backup type. Then set the Device Name, Backup Target,& Schedule, Backup Cleanup and Email Notification according to your need.

4. Start Backup: You can choose to Add the schedule and start backup now or Add the schedule only and click Start Backup to executeautomatic SQL server backup.

5. When the backup task is finished, click Backup Task on the left menu bar, locate the task you want to restore, and click … >> Restore.

6. Specify the target location by choosing Restore to original location or Restore to new location.

Conclusion

Real-Time SQL Monitoring in SQL Developer empowers developers with the tools needed to enhance the performance and reliability of their databases. Combining the real-time monitoring capabilities of SQL Developer with AOMEI Cyber Backup's comprehensive backup solutions creates a robust framework for efficient SQL database management. By staying vigilant in real-time and ensuring the integrity of backups, developers can navigate the complex landscape of SQL development with confidence and precision.