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Hi Sybrand
> There isn't anything useful for developers in the bdump
> directory or the alert, or their 'application' is a real piece of
> shit, or they don't trust you.
I see at least 3 reason to have access to bdump.
- When SQL trace is used to trace parallel operations the tracefile of the
coordinator is stored under udump but the tracefiles of the slave processes
under bdump.
- Some Java stored procedures uses System.out to print some logging
information. When such procedures are started by a "normal" session, the
tracefiles are stored under udump. When they are started by a job (DBMS_JOB)
the tracefiles are stored under bdump.
- Some stored procedures use DBMS_SYSTEM to add custom messages to the
alert.log.
Chris
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Received on Thu Jul 22 2004 - 02:23:45 CDT
