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• Enable tracing for a particular session when it hits a certain module

  Database: 11.2.0.3.6 / operating system: Solaris 10

  Customer asked me to turn on tracing on a task that runs every night.  In particular, they only followed the session when the work reaches a certain module.  Is it possible to do?

  I initially though that to create a logon trigger to activate tracing when this (job) user connects, but which would encompass everything that makes the user, including 5 hours of stuff done before the work of sound of the module of interest.

  I also watched dbms_monitor.serv_mod_act_trace_enable to trace a specific module, but that looks like it does the trace in the world on the basis of data, not for a particular user session.

  How can I track a session for that user and capture a part of it?

  Mimi

  > How to accomplish followed a session for that user and capture a part of it?

  Change the code to start the trace at the top of the procedure & stop the trace before you exit the procedure.

• Which language for cent sign?

  I have Windows 7 and WLM.  I know how to install languages.  English Canadian, r.-u., American and French.  I can't find the key to the symbol of a cent. I don't know that I've seen it before.  Does anyone know what language she and affecting it is on?  Thank you.

  I have Windows 7 and WLM.  I know how to install languages.  English Canadian, r.-u., American and French.  I can't find the key to the symbol of a cent. I don't know that I've seen it before.  Does anyone know what language she and affecting it is on?  Thank you.

  Hello

  He's a character.

  Place the cursor where you want to than the Cent sign to appear.

  Activate the number lock.

  Press in and hold the ALT key and type 0162.

  Release the Alt key, and the character appears.

  Concerning

• __Details: studying why 38% (11 007) events were lost during data collection. Settings for Windows event trace (ETW, Event Tracing for Windows) buffers, the buffer size and maximum is perhaps best not according to data sets are collected. __

  need to know how to enlarge events tracing buffers

  What is the size of your swap file? increase the size and place it in the root of your systemdrive!

  André "a programmer is just a tool that converts the caffeine in code" Deputy CLIP - http://www.winvistaside.de/

• Enable tracing for specific users

  Hi all

  DB version: 11 GR 2

  We request that create connections from a user to db. Link any run with some work, some runing some sql statements.

  We must enable trace for that user on the application of 'Action'

  for example. When this application connects to sql execution statement trace activate.

  I know that we can use the logon trigger and activate the trace.

  example:

  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER USER_TRACE_TRG

  AFTER LOGON ON DATABASE

  BEGIN

  IF USER = SCOTT

  THEN

  immediate ' alter events set "trace 10046 name context of session forever, level 12". "

  END IF;

  EXCEPTION

  WHILE OTHERS THEN

  NULL;

  END;

  /

  but we have to USE SCOTT and ACTION = =...

  How can we enable with dbms_monitor?

  can anyone help.

  > I want to track when the session is created for this user

  A logon trigger is the simplest for this requirement.

  You have changed your condition.

  Hemant K Collette

• Using TKPROF tracing for an activity for the current session

  Hello
  
  I use Oracle 10 g (10.2.0.1) in Solaris 10 Server. I generated a trace file using the script below
  
  execute sys.dbms_system.set_sql_trace_in_session(sid,serial#,TRUE);
  
  It was difficult to find my trace file generated. Is it possible to give a name to our file of track for easy identification?
  
  Kind regards
  
  007

  Vikash Jain (trainee DBA) wrote:
  Hi Srikkhanth,

  Use query below to find special trace file name.

  SET LINESIZE 100
  The argument COLUMN FORMAT A60 trace_file

  SELECT s.sid,
  s.Serial #, s.SchemaName,.
  PA. Value | '/' || Lower (SYS_CONTEXT ('userenv', 'instance_name')) |
  "_ora_" | p.SPID | '.trc' AS the trace_file argument
  V $ session s,.
  v$ process p,.
  parameter PA v$
  WHERE pa.name = 'user_dump_dest.
  AND s.paddr = p.addr
  AND s.audsid = SYS_CONTEXT ('USERENV', 'SESSIONID');

  hope this will give u exactly everything you wanted.

  Kind regards
  Vikash (trainee DBA)

  I modified this request a little further. Added the SID

  SELECT s.sid,
  s.Serial #, s.SchemaName,.
  PA. Value | '/' || Lower (SYS_CONTEXT ('userenv', 'instance_name')) |
  "_ora_" | p.SPID | '.trc' AS the trace_file argument
  V $ session s,.
  v$ process p,.
  parameter PA v$
  WHERE pa.name = 'user_dump_dest.
  AND s.paddr = p.addr
  and s.sid = 143
  AND s.audsid = SYS_CONTEXT ('USERENV', 'SESSIONID');

  HTH

• Reorganize pages for Center binding

  So I have an Indesign document implemented with gaps that are classified in 1, 2-3, 4 and 5, etc. Now that I'm ready to print I need to put in place so that these pages will be in the right order to be stapled in the middle of spread. Thus, the order of the pages would be back-1, 2-7, etc. Indesing has an automated process to deal with this?

  File > print booklet..., but this only if you are acutally printing file yourself. If she sends print to a printer, it's their job to make the tax.

• Tracing of the AMT will not turn on

  I am getting error in the alert.log file following:

  Fatal OR connect error 12170.

  VERSION INFORMATION:

  AMT for Solaris: 11.2.0.2.0 - Production Version

  Oracle leaves NT Protocol adapter for Solaris: 11.2.0.2.0 - Production Version

  Protocol TCP/IP NT to Solaris adapter: 11.2.0.2.0 - Production Version

  Time: July 16, 2014 10:25:15

  Tracing not lit.

  AMT error struct:

  NS main err in code: 12535

  By oracle doc to activate the follow-up it is defined in sqlnet.ora:

  DIAG_ADR_ENABLED = off	# Disable ADR if the 11g version
  TRACE_LEVEL_SERVER = 16	# Activate the trace at level 16
  TRACE_TIMESTAMP_SERVER = WE	# The value timestamp in trace files

  TRACE_DIRECTORY_SERVER = / u05/oradata/PROD/trace / # control trace file location

  #TRACE_DIRECTORY_SERVER = file location/u01/app/oracle/product/11202/network/trace # control trace

  TRACE_FILELEN_SERVER = 20480 #Control size in kilobytes for example trace 20480

  TRACE_FILENO_SERVER = 1

  #Control number of trace by process files

  1. don't you turn on track if only requested by oracle support to send the trace files?

  2. Since DIAG_ADR_ENABLED is off, I will not receive db significant errors in the alert file more?  IE: blocking, ora-600, drops TNS, etc.?

  Can I activate it and continue tracking?

  I am wanting to turn on tracing for more details on what's going on when I get this error TNS.  But since I apply this change sqlnet.ora, I see no longer the TNS errors.

  Thank you.

  greddy09sc wrote:

  The tns error reported in your alert log is probably transitory, and the fact that you don't see them is not necessarily bound by your changes in sqlnet.ora. In fact, I would say that they are absolutely not related.  Sqlnet.ora reached what is written in the newspaper alert databases. These posts are written by the database.  In sqlnet.ora configurations affect only what is written by the sqlnet layer itself.

  I consider the sqlnet.ora doc you mentioned above before this post.  They say that if:

  If the DIAG_ADR_ENABLED parameter is set to OFF, and then follow-up to file non - ADR is used.

  which means that it will turn off right? :

  "infrastructure of diagnosability fault advanced to prevent, detect, diagnose and solve problems. The problems are errors critics such as those caused by bugs of database code, metadata corruption and customer data corruption. »

  This is what confused me.

  But the normal monitoring still occurs.  And the difference between "normal" and followed by "ADR" is not in what is traced, but where trace files are written and if there is no extra packaging that goes with it.  Tracing of ADR will add a file '.trm' and the file 'trc '.

  The AMT error may be transient alert.log after a change in sqlnet.ora.  You mention how they are absolutely not related. But I was getting 2-3 TNS error in the alert.log daily minimum. During the 4 days of this sqlnet.ora change I did not receive ANY TNS error.

  There are certainly times that a tns error may appear in the alerts log.  The database interacts with the network - especially when it acts as a client to a different database, via db link. If a network issue resulting occurs - as a result of the database - it will be reported back to the database, because the datbase was the process that requested services network.  But the sqlnet.ora is a configuration file for the network, not the database.

  I have since then, disable the tracing setting the file sqlnet.ora, including deleting DIAG_ADR_ENABLED = off.  I immediately TNS error in my alert log within 12 hours.

  I'll continue to monitor my TNS error now.

  Thanks for your useful suggestion and comment Ed.

  So to debug, we would need to know exactly what your database has tried to do when the error has been generated (since you say it is reported in the journal alerts) and we would need to know the exact contents and full of the sqlnet.ora in the ORACLE_HOME as well as the database reports the error When the error is thrown and when it isn't.

• Generate the trace for another session file and change the path

  Hello

  Please let me know how to configure tracing for another session and it is also possible that the trace file can be re-directed to another path than the default path user_dump_dest?

  Kind regards

  VN

  Use DBMS_MONITOR. SESSION_TRACE_ENABLE (and SESSION_TRACE_DISABLE).

  as far as I know, you cannot change the default location of the trace file.

  In a session, you can change its path filename with ALTER SESSION SET TRACEFILE_IDENTIFIER = "";

  Hemant K Collette

• Numerical value in words (for the printing of cheque)

  Hi all
  
  To convert a numeric value into words (for the printing of the check), I created two functions in forms and reports 6i.
  
  (1) FUNCTION RETURN CHAR BELONGS to fate (number of val)
  SP varchar2 (100);
  BEGIN
  If val > 0 then
  Return (initcap (to_char (to_date (val, 'SSSSS'), 'SSSSSSP'))) End Function
  on the other
  return (»);
  end if;
  END;
  
  (2) function SPELLED_AMOUNTFormula returns the Char type is
  number of cents;
  c_str varchar2 (80);
  number of Val;
  Start
  Val: =: p_instr_amt;
  cents: = (val mod 1) * 100;
  If hundred > 0 then - creates a string for cents
  c_str: = "and" | Spell (to_char (cents)) | "only son";
  on the other
  c_str: = 'only ';
  end if;
  If < 1000 val and val > 1 then
  return ((spell (floor (val))) initcap | c_str);
  elsif val > 1000 then
  Return (initcap (Spell (Floor(Val/1000))) |) "Thousand" |
  fate (floor (mod 1000 val)) | c_str);
  on the other
  return ('Zero': c_str);
  end if;
  end;
  
  This conversion of value of thousands. How to convert the value of greater than 1 Lake. Please set this code.
  
  
  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  To spell out integers up to 5 373 484, use 'Jsp' instead of 'ssssssp '.

  TO_CHAR ( TO_DATE ( n     -- n = integer to be spelled
                , 'J'
              )
       , 'Jsp'          -- Case-sensitive
       )
  

  5373484 is the date of 31 December 9999, the last value DATE in Oracle. In Oracle 10.2, you can actually spell number a little higher by using the expression above, but I don't know why, and I wouldn't count on being able to do in the future versions.

  There is no need of INITCAP here. If the 2nd argument TO_CHAR is initcapped (as above), then the output will be, too.

  To spell even greater numbers, check out this page of Tom Kyte, which also includes languages other than English and the language of lakh-crore-Arabic-kharab.

  Published by: Frank Kulash, October 13, 2012 07:21

• Query for the cumulative data

  HI friends,
  
  
  I need output like this.
  
  Frequency (%) Cumulative
  Frequency cumulative percentage
  4468 0.91 0.91 4468
  21092 4.31 25560 5.23
  57818 11.82 83378 17.05
  6274 1.28 89652 18.33
  
  I use Oracle 9i.
  My data of output like that and I need to write the query for 3 columns (for cent, the cumulative frequency and cumulative percentage)
  
  1: the formula for the percentage column data is (frequency/amount of cumulative frequency) * 100
  2: is the formula for the cumulative frequency column data (data of the cumulative frequency column of)
  3: is the formula for the cumulative percentage column data (data for the cumulative percentage column of)
  
  What should be the analytical function and how to write the query.
  
  Thank you
  Lony

  Hi, Lony,

  SUM is the function that adds several different line numbers:

  SELECT  frequency
  ,     percent
  ,     SUM (frequency) OVER (ORDER BY  x)     AS cumulative_frequency
  ,     SUM (percent)      OVER (ORDER BY  x)     AS cumulative_percent
  FROM     table_x
  ;
  

  In your data, not frequency = 4468 on the first line, and not the line with frequency = 21092 come from then? If Yes, then you must have another column (or expression) that determines what are words like 'next', 'first' and 'after' means. I called x in the above query.

  I hope that answers your question.
  If not, post a small example data (CREATE TABLE and only relevant columns, INSERT statements) for all of the tables involved and also publish outcomes from these data.
  Explain, using specific examples, how you get these results from these data. Beespecially erase everything that makes a line come before or after the other.
  Always tell what version of Oracle you are using.
  See the FAQ forum {message identifier: = 9360002}

  It looks like you posted another copy of the same question: {message identifier: = 10271688} maybe it's not your fault; This site can be leafed through like that. No matter who's fault, mark the other thread as "Answered" immediately, so only look in one place to find answers, and other people won't waste their time, answering a question that is answered elsewhere.

• Using tracing image, and then replacing with background image

  I am very new to Dreamweaver and am trying to put together a very simple site.

  I use image tracing for the mode of disposal table - and it am followed exactly. However, when I put it off to test it in my browser,

  nothing aligns how it shows in my work environment.

  Am I missing something obvious 'very '? Thank you.

  (1) never use the mode table layout. It's a terrible way to build web pages.

  (2) no matter how hard you try, you can't make things stick to a large background image.  It's like trying to nail Jell-o to a wall.

  Have a look at the following tutorials. These will get on the right track.

  Tables to CSS Web Design part 1-
  http://www.Adobe.com/devnet/Dreamweaver/articles/table_to_css_pt1.html

  Tables to CSS Web Design part 2-
  http://www.Adobe.com/devnet/Dreamweaver/articles/table_to_css_pt2.html
  

  Post back if you have problems.

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• Activate the transaction log for isqlplus sessions?

  Hello
  
  How to enable the transaction log for isqlplus sessions.
  
  IM using oracle 9i. I want to know what are all the sql statements executed through plu isql.
  
  Good help will be appreiciated.
  
  Concerning
  SankarMN

  SankarMCA wrote:
  Hello

  How to enable the transaction log for isqlplus sessions.

  IM using oracle 9i. I want to know what are all the sql statements executed through plu isql.

  Good help will be appreiciated.

  Concerning
  SankarMN

  You can enable auditing or go with LOGON trigger. LOGON trigger must check if the session is from isqlplus. If so, then enable tracing for this session.

• trace generation for a session

  Hi all
  
  I have a problem with enabling sql trace for a particular sql code that gives performance problems
  
  IAM using oracle 9.2.0.6 with EBS 11.5.10 and OS is HP-UX 11.11
  
  I've identified on BONES of top command
  
  so I ran the following query to obtain the sid and serial No.
  
  Select spid, s.sid, p.serial #, s.terminal, pid, machine, s.program, osuser,.
  p.Program, w.event from v$ session s, v$ process p,.
  v$ session_wait w where addr = paddr and (spid like ' % & & % DISO ' or)
  process as ' % & & % DISO ')
  and w.sid (+) = s.sid;
  
  
  as I do not know which user executed this code
  
  
  now, I tried to start tracing for this session
  
  EXECUTE dbms_system.set_sql_trace_in_session ('59 ',' 9', TRUE);
  
  but I cud not see any trace file generated in user_dump_destination
  
  How can I generate the trace for this particular session?

  If a SQL statement began performing at 10:01 and you enable followed by the session at 10:02:05 and the SQL triggers No. LOOKS because it runs all with logical bed, CPU, without increasing the physical read waits ("db-reading scattered files" or "db file sequential read") and don't experience lock causint claim to wait on the latches etc... then it do not write in the trace file.
  Only the following SQL statement OR the appearance of a wait will cause an entry in the trace file.

  (Of course, the other possibility is that you have enabled tracing on the incorrect Session SID. Applications Oracle EBS notoriously used two or more database sessions as well.
  There are a large number of Metalink Note on EBS track sessions.
  Start with Notes 171647.1 and then read Thraliana mentioned therein).

• Cursor jumps around the screen.

  ASUS uses tactile keys, built by the Synaptics for most laptops, so you should have a few options for sensitivity in your mouse control panel.  Look here:

  1. Type 'mouse' in your Start menu to find and open the properties of the mouse.
  2. On the Hardware tab, select your touchpad device from the list.
  3. Click Properties to open the touchpad settings.
  Note that some Asus "netbooks" have keys to touch mutli-touch capable of handling 2 fingers, as "pinch to zoom".  They have no sensitivity adjustment.  In fact, I used an Asus netbook like that and it doesn't even have a switch for the touchpad, and I found it so senstive and boring that I returned it to the store.
  I'm sorry to say, but you might have to do the same, if you are not satisfied with the product.  There is only so much that Microsoft has control over, and that's something that only manufacturers can do anything on.

  Hi all

  I would like to add my 2 cents to the conversation.  I have an ASUS G73S MS Windows 7 Professional. It has a Synaptics touchpad and came with standard Synaptics software and the update of Scrybe to allow all the controls really fancies as pinch and 2 fingers to scroll. I have 8 GB of ram and a processor I7. So, it shouldn't be a question about background programs steal resources.

  I have this same problem cursor jumping, and he does the same typing this simple message of a real pain.  I also did a bit of research on this problem.  Maybe I have traced for some, the problem date back as far as from 2008 to 2003. It occurred in the Mac and it is apparently common in the PC, it seems to be a universal problem.

  Reasons/solutions vary:

  programs background too consume some resources or remove unnecessary programs.

  mice control/run virus program antivirus, touchpad question/switch to a mouse.

  Touchpad grounded questions/metal on the ground, program conflicts/reload last updated,

  Touchpad too sensitive / reduce touchpad senistivity.

  noticed an evening that said something about a file of bad scrll.exe or something like that

  Something on a download called Touchpad Pal has also seen, but I would be a search before you actually download to make sure that it is not malware.

  Most individuals find that disabling the touchpad and using a mouse connected real thread solved the problem.  He has done for me, but I still prefer using the touchpad due to lack of space for the mouse. Usually, I'm sitting in the Chair with the computer on my lap, that's why I wanted a laptop.  I just had my PC wiped and checked for viruses, it was clean. I had the actual number of operating processes, reduced to about 60.  Before you wipe it off, there were about 120. I will continue to try to find a solution, but I think that the best, I'll be able to do is reduce the jumping, not really to eliminate it.