kill you什么意思 Kill Session[Metalink]

Kill Session[Metalink]  

　　Killing the session will not clear the locks The session on the remote database will remain idle waiting for input until the neork read times out Only then the kill session is processed and locks are released 　　Solution Description　　 　　Options:　　========　　You can shutdown and restart the database or use the ORAKILL utility to kill threads 　　Oracle has provided an ORAKILL utility that will kill shadow threads Each user s connection is represented by a thread in the Oracle process If a user s session is killed then their Oracle session is killed not the thread 　　Oracle has provided an ORAKILL utility which can be passed a thread ID and will kill the specified thread 　　　　To make sure you do not kill a background process (which would crash your database) you must perform a select to ensure you get the correct thread 　　 　　select p spid OS Thread b name Name User s osuser s program　　from v$process p v$session s v$bgprocess b　　where p addr = s paddr　　and p addr = b paddr UNION ALL　　select p spid OS Thread s username Name User s osuser s program　　from v$process p v$session s　　where p addr = s paddr　　and s username is not null;　　 　　This will list all Shadow processes and backgound processes 　　Each shadow process will show the thread ID this is what must be killed via the ORAKILL utility 　　　　The kill session behavior is mentioned in the ORACLE Server Administrator s Guide (pg ) It does not explicitly indicate what happens to the session while it is in the KILLED PSEUDO state What s happening is that PMON periodically checks to see if any sessions have been killed 　　If it finds one it attempts to rollback the transaction for that session(that was in progress when it was killed) The reason this can take a long time is because PMON may have more than one transaction to rollback at a time(if other sessions have been killed or if processes have died etc) 　　Thus it may take a while to finally cleanup the killed session and have it disappear from the session monitor The system i/o monitor correctly shows the reads and writes being performed by PMON in order to rollback the session s transaction 　　　　PMON will not delete the session object itself until the client connected to that session notices that it has been killed Therefore the sequence of events is:　　　　 ) alter system kill session is issued the STATUS of the session object in V$SESSION bees KILLED its server bees PSEUDO 　　　　 ) PMON cleans up the *resources* allocated to the session(i e rolls back its transaction releases its locks etc) 　　　　 ) the entry in V$SESSION remains there until the client of that session (the client is the process associated with the OSUSER MACHINE PROCESS columns in the V$SESSION view) tries to do another request 　　　　 ) the client attempts another SQL statement and gets back ORA 　　　　 ) PMON can now remove the entry from V$SESSION 　　This behavior is necessary because the client still has pointers to the session object even though the session has been killed Therefore the object cannot be deleted until the client is no longer pointing at it lishixinzhi/Article/program/Oracle/201311/17197