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Find out what query is running for specific session? [message #349080] Thu, 18 September 2008 16:31 Go to next message
shrinika
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Registered: April 2008
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Hello All,

One my business user is complaining that,
when he click the specific link in the website,
it is running slow. What i want to do is,
i need to capture the sql code during the
click and see what is wrong on that select statement.

I run a query(joined with v$sqlarea, v$session,
v$session_io) and it is showing several SQL CODE.
How can i find out which sqlcode is related to
the specific user. One option would
be machine name. The java code is hitting the
application server and application server points
to database.
So the machine name is displayed in v$session
as application server name. Many people are
using the website and it is hard to identify
the specific user. Another option is SID.
v$sqlarea is showing many sql code and i am
not able find what is the SID for that user.

Finally, i asked developer to dig the java code
to find out what sql code is running in the
specific link.
He will get back to me soon. But my quesiton is,
Is there any other way, i can track what query
is running in the database while clicking the link??

Any comments appreciated.
Re: Find out what query is running for specific session? [message #349081 is a reply to message #349080] Thu, 18 September 2008 16:44 Go to previous messageGo to next message
BlackSwan
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The use of connection pooling greatly complicates any solution.

The application must be coded to facilitate such tracking/debugging

The app. server can populate V$SESSION.CLIENT_INFO and/or CLIENT_IDENTIFIER via DBMS_APPLICATION call.



http://technology.amis.nl/blog/?p=1794

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Re: Find out what query is running for specific session? [message #349300 is a reply to message #349081] Fri, 19 September 2008 14:32 Go to previous message
shrinika
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Thank you.
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