Explain the wait events in statspack report 'db sequential real'?
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Answer / Subhash Singh
'DB Sequential Real' wait event shows that a SQL statement is reading data from disk in a sequential manner, typically due to full table scans. High occurrences of this wait event can indicate the need for query optimization, excessive full scans, or I/O bottlenecks.
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