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No you won't get valid output. You need to cut and paste so that each
session has a file for all its statements.
Anjo.
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Jalsingh
Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 7:59 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Hi
We are running Baan erp application. Baan opens multilple (upto 4-5)
oracle sessions for a single user session. These Oracle sessions have
same unix process id but different SID and SERIAL#. In order to
diagnose an application performance problem, I set 10046 trace in all
sessions of a user. This generated a single trace file as all these
session had same process id.
This trace file seems to have all the SQL statements submitted by user.
Now if I run tkprof on the trace file , would I get a valid Output ?
The trace file contains CURSOR #, which doesn't look unique across the
sessions.
Thanks
Manmohan
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