Monthly Archives: January 2014

Getting List of Users and Roles on Oracle DB

This is a simple SQL statement to get you a list of all users and their roles in the Oracle DB: “SELECT * FROM DBA_role_privs;” And if you want to get the list of users related to a specific role, … Continue reading

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Knowing when you should be concerned about your Linux CPU Load Average

This is one of the most important things to learn by any System Admin.; the CPU Load Average. You can get the value simply by running the command “top” to get you the average value in the last 1 min, … Continue reading

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How to get number of cores on your Linux Box

cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep “model name” | wc -l example output: 24 This means that you have 24 cores on your server.

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