Applies to:
Oracle Database - Enterprise Edition - Version 11.2.0.2 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Goal
Below message keeps repeating in Alert-log.
This note explains the possible cause and if the issue needs to be addressed or not.
Solution
There are multiple bugs filed for this issue, Some of them follows:
Bug 12374867 - TIME DRIFT DETECTED. PLEASE CHECK VKTM TRACE FILE FOR MORE DETAILS.
Which were closed as duplicates of:
To fix the issue, please download and apply patch 11837095 as available for your release/platform. This is available for 11.2.0.2 and above.
Patch 11837095 extends to functionality of event 10795 (set to level 2) for VKTM tracing and limits alert log entries.
After applying the patch, enable event 10795 at level 2:
Then bounce the instance (shutdown then startup) for the event to be applied.
The permanent fix is planned to be included in the 11.2.0.4 and 12.1 releases.
Meaning and technical Impact of the error:
If the traces are emitting time drifts of amount beyond these ranges, then it needs to be analyzed.
Most of the times, during high loads, there would be issues with underlying OS due to virtual memory, network time protocol improper configuration etc.
In general VKTM process need to be scheduled in every 10ms, if due to above reasons this is not happening we see the time drifts and to certain level (mentioned above) are permissible.
Eventually, this probably would cause the resource manager to take improper decisions and can lead to a hang in worst case.
Unpublished Bug 18390507 : EXADATA: VKTM CONSUMING HUGE CPU AFTER PATCHING 11.2.3.3.0 AND 11.2.0.4.3
This Bug is closed as duplicate of Unpublished Bug 18499306
Unpublished Bug 18499306 : DBMX28 DATABASE VKTM PROCESSES CONSUME LARGE AMOUNT OF CPU, UNSTABLIZE MACHINE
This Bug is fixed in 12.2
So please download & apply patch 18499306, if its available on top of your database version for your platform
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