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  | ID | Operation | Name                          | Begins | E - lines. A - lines.   A - time | Pads | Bed |  OMem |  1Mem | Used Mem.

  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  |   0 | SELECT STATEMENT |                               |      1.        |      0 | 00:01:20.23 |     481K |    481K |       |       |          |

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  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = file number 5619 = 27 dba first 1695088 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19115 tim = 4076488005225

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 33322 file number = 26 dba first 758658 block cnt = 14 obj = #= 19115 tim = 4076488044875

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 2140 file number = 26 dba first 758672 block cnt = 16 obj = #= tim 19115 = 4076488053342

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 205 file number = 26 dba first 758688 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19115 tim = 4076488054012

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 2057 file number = 26 dba first 758704 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19115 tim = 4076488056622

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 22034 folder = 26 dba first 758720 block cnt = 16 obj = #= tim 19115 = 4076488079117

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 5516 file number = 26 dba first 758736 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19115 tim = 4076488085001

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = file number 4914 = 26 dba first 758752 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19115 tim = 4076488090434

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = file number 7748 = 26 dba first 758768 block cnt = 16 obj = #= tim 19115 = 4076488098836

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  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = file number 3882 = 9 first dba = 1424 block cnt = 8 obj #= 19076 tim = 4076488105439

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 1736 file number = 9 first dba = 1433 block cnt = 15 obj #= 19076 tim = 4076488107310

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  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = file number 11326 = 9 first dba = 1481 block cnt = 15 obj #= 19076 tim = 4076488120464

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  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 799 file = 9 first dba = 1529 block cnt = 7 obj #= 19076 tim = 4076488126162

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  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 2593 file number = 18 dba first 1794 block cnt = 14 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076488129290

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 1727 file number = 18 dba first = 1808 block cnt = 16 obj #= 19076 tim = 4076488131202

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 7308 file number 18 dba first = 1824 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076488138872

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = file number 514 = 18 dba first = 1840 block cnt = 16 obj #= 19076 tim = 4076488139735

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 110 file number = 18 dba first 1856 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076488140232

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 114 file number = 18 dba first = 1872 block cnt = 16 obj #= 19076 tim = 4076488140689

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 114 file number = 18 dba first 1888 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076488141146

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 113 file number = 18 dba first = 1904 block cnt = 16 obj #= 19076 tim = 4076488141603

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 695 of file = 19 dba first 1794 block cnt = 14 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076488142645

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 549 of file = 19 dba first = 1808 block cnt = 16 obj #= 19076 tim = 4076488143540

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 1742 file number = 19 dba first 1824 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076488145588

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = file number 1834 = 19 dba first = 1840 block cnt = 16 obj #= 19076 tim = 4076488147769

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  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = file number 113966 = 19 dba first 52960 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076492053842

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = file number 3173 = 19 dba first 52976 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076492057550

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = file number 3486 = 19 dba first 52992 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076492061390

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 2288 file number = 19 dba first 53008 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076492064029

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = file number 4692 = 19 dba first 53024 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076492069069

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 1239 file number = 19 dba first 53040 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076492070657

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = file number 2365 = 19 dba first 53056 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076492073373

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 227 file number = 19 dba first 53072 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076492073970

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  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 204 of file = 19 dba first 53104 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076492075082

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 198 file number = 19 dba first = 53120 block cnt = 16 obj #= 19076 tim = 4076492075626

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 217 file number = 19 dba first 53136 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076492076191

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 216 number of file = 19 dba first 53152 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076492076755

  WAITING #11529215045786738576: nam = "direct path read" ela = 1199 file number = 19 dba first 53168 block cnt = 16 obj = #= 19076 tim = 4076492078302

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