Summary

See all your databases in numbers, and open the list of databases behind each number.

Before you begin

Open Tools › Summary. You need View Summary.
Summary uses the data that Scops already has, mostly the daily inventory, so it adds no load to your databases. A new database shows completely after its first inventory.
The figures can be 15 minutes old. The refresh button builds them again.

Click 1M (default), 3M, 6M or 1Y at the top right. The period sets the vitals and Grew the most.

In the Size panel, Projection shows the next period as a dashed line. It needs Scops AI.

Vital	What it shows
Databases	The registered databases, and the distinct ones: a RAC database registered node by node counts one time.
Size	The allocated size of all databases, and its growth as a yearly rate.
Load	The active sessions of all databases on the last day. Amber when the last 3 days are 25% above the first 3 days of the period.
Backups	The primary databases with no full or incremental backup in 7 days (red), or a backup older than 36 hours (amber).

Card	What it shows
Needs attention	Databases that are offline, with no backup in 7 days, with a warning, or with a backup older than 36 h.
Grew the most	The most growth in the period.
Busiest	The most active sessions in the last 7 days.
Database mix	The databases by environment, version, platform and container.

A bar is the true share of the total. A database with 5% of the growth has a short bar, also at the top of the list.

Card	What it shows
Databases	The CDBs, PDBs and non-CDBs, and the allocated and used size.
Servers	The servers of the last 7 days, with CPUs, cores, memory and ASM storage.
Environment, Version, Patch, Platform, Group	The number of databases for each value.
Architecture	The databases on RAC, Exadata or Data Guard, and the standbys.
Top 10	The ten largest, the most growth, the busiest, or the highest for a metric.

Updated October 29, 2026