Oracle Internal Event:10235 Heap Checking诊断事件

[oracle@nas ~]$ oerr ora 10235
10235, 00000, "check memory manager internal structures"
// *Cause:
// *Action:

List of Levels for Event 10235
Level 1: Check heap before heap is freed.
Level 2: Level 1 + fill allocation and frees with 0xff.
Level 3: level 2 + checks to make sure chunk belongs to heap prior to operation (free, grow, make chunk as
freeable with mark). Scan of extents, could get expensive
Level 4: level 3 + allocates permanent chunks as freeable chunks. This accomplishes two things:
all permanent allocations are in their own chunks and the comments for the permanent chunks appear in a heap dump.
The following levels should be OR'ed in together. For example, in order to use levels 2, 8 and 16,
event 10235 needs to be set to level 26.
Level 8: Check heap on every operation to the heap.
Level 16: Level 8 + check top PGA heap and SGA heap.
Level 32: Level 16 + check all heaps in the top pga heap, recursively; check SGA heap.
Level 64: Level 32 + check SGA heap if started up in single_process=true.
Level 256: align chunks at the bottom of a page and page protect the page that follows the chunk,
to catch writes off the end of a chunk, for all heaps.
Level 512: Like level 256, except for all heaps in the pga heap; so this event is useful for detecting
corruption in the pga heap and pga subheaps. This can also be enabled on specific heaps or chunks with
specific comments.
Level 65536: Enable CPM(Commented PerManent chunk) Keep comment for permanent allocation. It's useful for
detecting memory growth/overrun in permanent space. If you need to investigate the allocations for "library cache",
The combination of event 10049 level 10100 and this event will help to have more descriptive information.

alter system set event=' 10235 trace name context forever,level 512 ' scope=spfile;
restart instance;

alter session set event 'trace name immediate headump_addr level <addr>';

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