I saw a video of someone who used the new command line utility, sqlcl to create a bar graph showing the progress of long operations in Oracle, as seen from V$SESSION_LONGOPS. That video inspired me to do something similar in SQL Developer.
Below is a video of LongOpsWatcher in action. You can see the time remaining. It calculates the completion percentage and includes a bar chart. I selected a 5 second refresh rate.
There is no way for this SQL Developer report to automatically launch the report with a non-zero refresh rate. Maybe that will come in a future version. I filled out an enhancement request and I’ve been told others have offered a similar suggestion.
Here is the SQL statement used in this SQL Developer report:
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select inst_id,sid,message,time_remaining,to_char((sofar/totalwork)*100,'990.00') as pct_complete, 'SQLDEV:GAUGE:0:100:0:100:'||nvl(trunc((sofar/totalwork)*100,2),0) as pct_bar from gv$session_longops where time_remaining>0
Feel free to modify to suit your needs.
Update (12/15/2015): A few days after I posted this entry, I was referred to a similar blog entry by Uwe Kuchler. This post shows a nice Long Ops watcher in SQL Dev with lots of drill-down capability into what the long running session is doing. You can view the blog entry here: http://oraculix.com/2015/12/14/reporting-long-running-operations-in-sql-developer/comment-page-1/#comment-1044
