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Thanks Jared - nice script. Unfortunately it doesn't tell me what I want to know - it still shows only the "ROLLBACK" from v$sql, but I'm trying to find *what* is being rolled back - either the original SQL statements, or at least the objects that are being rolled back. Any more ideas?
SQL> @showtrans
Recur Used Used O/S Oracle R-S Space sive No Rbs RBS Logical Physical User Userid SID Name Trans Trans Undo Blks Recs IO Blks IO Blks
SYSTEM TRIRIGA 307 _SYSSM NO NO NO 138,823 7,804,812 104,698,963 2,298,711 U7$
You might try the script below.
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Received on Fri Aug 26 2005 - 14:28:54 CDT
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