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okay looks like I need to detail a bit.
I'm running multiple queries from the SQL prompt and I want to calculate the 'time', 'CPU' usage etc each query takes. I have TOAD and PL/SQL developer installed. I had been using the script manager in the PL/SQL developer to run the query files. But I'm unable to log the query timing.
My question is when you connect to the DB instance from SQL prompt is there a way to get an handle to this SQL connection? We can get an handle from programming languages.
****Is there any way (thr' a utility/tool etc) that I can see what are the transactions that has hapenned in the database on a particular connection, be it thr' TOAD or PL/SQL or thr' SQL window
PL/SQL Version 5.1.3.704
TOAD 7.2
Oracle 8i
Thanks for all help.
-- Message posted via http://www.oraclemonster.comReceived on Wed Dec 15 2004 - 10:02:49 CST
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