Re: How to distinguish b/w normal trace file and different Sessions enabled SQL trace files?
- From: "Ghalib" <ghalib314@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 26 Jul 2006 08:51:14 -0700
Suppose more than two users generate their tracefiles through SQL Trace
utility on The Operating system (windows) at the same time, than How
would we tag their trace files through a method as you said. How would
we find their trace files among others?
Thanks in Advance
Ghalib wrote:
Suppose several persons enable their sessions at at time, so this will
set a particular name for each trace file which will be generated on
Windows Professional Server.
Asad
sybrandb wrote:
Ghalib wrote:
Is there any way to differentiate between normal trace files and
different Session's SQL enabled trace files which generate in udump
folder on Operating System?
I want to have a script which distinguishes between different
Session's SQL enable trace files and normal trace files.
So we can know that these files are generated due to enabling sql trace
utility.
Thanks in Advance.
ASAD
Just set the tracefile_identifier to something.
alter session set tracefile_identifier='....'
The tracefile_identifier will end up in the trace file name
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Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA
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