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If you have access to Oracle on a unix system, take a look at $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/oraus.msg.
Events 10000 - 10999 are of interest here. You may also note that it says they are for debugging Oracle. As such you will likely never find documentation for some of them.
A few of them are documented in the file.
Jared
Walter K <alden14004_at_YAHOO.COM>
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Howdy!
Is a document available somewhere that explains the different trace levels and also the commonly used events for tracing? For instance, I know to use event 10046 with level 4 to get the bind variable values in a trace, but why this particular combination of event and trace level? What are the different levels and how are they used? How are process state and system state dumps performed? I'm also interested in some info that explains how to interpret the various trace files that are produced, other than just looking for SQL in them. Etc...
Thanks again!
-w
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