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Re: Name of Oracle Trace

From: Serge Kosourikhin <kosour_at_braz.ru>
Date: Wed, 17 May 2000 15:43:19 +0900
Message-Id: <10499.105810@fatcity.com>


There is the document on Metalink about this problem. Doc ID: Note:1038578.6
Subject: SQL_TRACE FILES IN WRONG DIRECTORY, CONTAIN INFO FOR MANY SESSIONS Type: PROBLEM
Status: PUBLISHED

In MTS configuration trace information is spread between some trace files, because different
statements can be executed by different server processes. Unfortunately, I couldn't turn on
sql trace in MTS. Other words, when I've issued alter session set sql_trace=true,
no files was created in dump directories.

Serge Kosourikhin
Oracle DBA
JSC Bratsk Aluminium Plant
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Subject: Re: Name of Oracle Trace

>
> Essentially the trace file name is ORAx.TRC where X is the process ID of
> the server process. (I'm not sure how it's done on MTS since server
> processes are shared. Maybe someone can enlighten us.) There's a slight
> twist on NT though. The v$process table reports the PID in hex and it
needs
> to be converted to decimal. You'll need to write a function to do this.
>
> On unix, use this query
>
> SELECT
> 'ora_'||to_number(p.spid,'09999')||'.trc' tracefile
> FROM
> v$process p ,
> v$session s
> WHERE
> s.audsid = userenv('sessionid')
> and s.paddr = p.addr;
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> Hello,
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> Does someone know how to found the Oracle trace name.
> We have ORA00512.trc but how can I know that it is my
> trace.
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