How To Check User Login Information In The Past

Use DBA_HIST_ACTIVE_SESS_HISTORY:

To get client machine name:
SELECT distinct machine  FROM DBA_HIST_ACTIVE_SESS_HISTORY

To get timeframe
SELECT *   FROM DBA_HIST_ACTIVE_SESS_HISTORY where sql_exec_start  > sysdate -7  order by sql_exec_start desc

To get User name

SELECT  user_id  FROM DBA_HIST_ACTIVE_SESS_HISTORY where sql_exec_start  > sysdate -7  order by sql_exec_start desc

user user_id to get name from dba_users

Output v$flash_recovery_area_usage is incorrect

sometimes we clean recovery area manually , delete archive logs, old files ourselves
the output v$flash_recovery_area_usage can be  incorrect.

Use rman to sync the data dictionary

RMAN>CROSSCHECK BACKUP;
RMAN>CROSSCHECK ARCHIVELOG ALL;   (crosscheck won't delete, just mark them)

RMAN>Delete expired backup;     (will delete items which crosscheck fail )
RMAN>Delete expired archivelog all;
RMAN>Delete force obsolete;

RMAN> list backup    (it won't list data copies )
RMAN> list datafilecopy all;
RMAN> crosscheck datafilecopy all;
RMAN> delete datafilecopy all;
RMAN>delete datafilecopy tag=test_copy;

RMAN>Delete archivelog all completed before  'SYSDATE-7';
 
Then
use exec dbms_backup_restore.refreshagedfiles ; 
to refresh

How To Display Full Name via crsctl

 use crsctl stat res -t

Email SMTP Host DNS MX Record

Sometimes the mail gateway is configured as MX record
 ie test-mail-router.example.com
You can't get any IP from nslookup from  test-mail-router.example.com
However you can use dig and find hostnames behind MX record
dig  test-mail-router.example.com  mx

How it works ,refer wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MX_record

How To Find Who is Bulk Loading on Oracle WebCenter Content

You always need to face performance issues. Sometimes they are from user side. When they pick a big folder and throw into WebContent, it generates lots of traffic and load on WCC archiver/indexer

How do we know the volume and username of bulk loading
Below sql is to tell last 1 hour information. You can change timeframe to know different period

select extract(day from (h.realactiondate)) dy, extract(hour from (h.realactiondate)) hr, h.duser, count(h.did)
  from cms_dochist h, docmeta d
  where h.did = d.did
  and h.daction = 'Checkin'
  and d.xconsumptionserver = 'TEST'
  and h.realactiondate sysdate -1/24 and sysdate
  group by extract(day from (h.realactiondate)), extract(hour from (h.realactiondate)), h.duser
   having count(h.did) > 100
  order by 1,2, 4 desc