Run the query according to the transaction.

Hi all

I am able to run the query, but I want to run query award date.
I created the timer for shape and I want when user update the record for the same registration date must run, do not run the query from the previous day.
is this possible?
can someone help me?


Sarah

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    I have a dev - 6i form. It contains two revenge joined database. The form was working properly but now all of a sudden, as I F8 run query it gives two error messages and do not run the block of detail data.

    FRM-40819: System Variable is not editable.
    FRM-40735: trigger YOU POPULATE DETAILS raised unhandled exception ORA-06502.
    What is the reason how to get rid of him?

    Hello

    Unless changes occurred, you will not get error, maybe it occurred without your knowledge.

    Cases - open your source fmb file, rename and delete the link and create the link - compiles now.

    Run the form, and then paste the result here.

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

    Gul says:
    I have a dev - 6i form. It contains two revenge joined database. The form was working properly but now all of a sudden, as I F8 run query it gives two error messages and do not run the block of detail data.

    FRM-40819: System Variable is not editable.
    FRM-40735: trigger YOU POPULATE DETAILS raised unhandled exception ORA-06502.
    What is the reason how to get rid of him?

  • use F8 &amp; F10 keys on the keyboard to run the query and save a form

    I created a screen. Here I can save by pressing CTRL + S (written a validation key trigger) or the button Save, I placed.
    Now the user want to F10 to save & key F8 to run the query.
    How can I do? Should what trigger I write the code...
    I use oracle 10g and oracle developer suite 10 g.
    I have fmrweb.res as follows:-


    9: 0: 'Tab': 1: "then on the ground."
    9: 2: "Ctrl + Tab": 1: "then on the ground."
    9: 1: "Shift + Tab": 2: "previous field.
    9: 3: 'Shift + Ctrl + Tab': 2: "previous field.
    85: 2: "Ctrl + U": 3: "clear the field".
    38: 0: 'Up': 6: 'Up '.
    40: 0: 'Down': 7: "Down".
    33: 0: 'PG': 12: "scroll to top".
    34: 0: "PageDown": 13: "scroll."
    69: 2: 'Ctrl + E': 22: 'Edit '.
    10: 0: "Enter": 27: «Back»
    120: 0: 'F9': 29: "list of values".
    76: 2: "Ctrl + L": 29: "list of values".
    81: 2: 'Ctrl + Q': 32: "Exit".
    75: 2: "Ctrl + K": 35: 'display keys '.
    112: 2: 'Ctrl + F1': 35: 'display keys '.
    83: 2: 'Ctrl + S': 36: 'engage '.
    121: 2: "F10": 36: 'engage '.
    114: 1: 'SHIFT + F3': 61: 'next primary key '.
    115: 1: "SHIFT + F4": 62: "delete folder".
    117: 1: "SHIFT + F6": 63: 'delete folder '.
    115: 0: "F4": 64: "Double registration".
    117: 0: 'F6': 65: "insert record".
    119: 1: "SHIFT + F8": 66: "a next Recordset.
    1005: 0: 'Down': 67: "then save.
    1004: 0: 'Up': 68: "history".
    40: 1: 'Shift + down': 67: "then save.
    38: 1: "shift + up": 68: "history".
    116: 1: "Shift + F5": 69: 'clear the block '.
    116: 0: 'F5': 70: "block the Menu."
    34: 1: "shift + page down": 71: 'then block '.
    33: 1: ' shift + Pg. Prev ': 72: "previous block.
    34: 2: "Ctrl + PG. Next": 71: 'then block '.
    33: 2: "Ctrl + PG. Prev': 72: "previous block.
    114: 0: "F3": 73: "duplicate field '.
    118: 1: "Shift + F7": 74: 'clear form '.
    118: 0: "F7": 76: "enter the query."
    119: 0: 'F8': 77: 'execute the query. "
    122: 0: 'F11': 76: "enter the query."
    122: 2: "Ctrl + F11": 77: 'execute the query. "
    112: 1: "SHIFT + F1": 78: "error to display.
    80: 2: 'Ctrl + P': 79: 'print '.
    113: 1: "SHIFT + F2": 80: "request Count".
    123: 0: "F12": 81: "update file".
    121: 3: 'Shift + Ctrl + F10': 82: "function 0".
    112: 3: 'Shift + Ctrl + F1': 83: «Function 1"»
    113: 3: 'Shift + Ctrl + F2': 84: «Function 2"»
    114: 3: 'Ctrl + Shift + F3': 85: «function 3"»
    115: 3: 'Shift + Ctrl + F4': 86: «function 4"»
    116: 3: 'Shift + Ctrl + F5': 87: «Function 5"»
    117: 3: 'Shift + Ctrl + F6': 88: «function 6"»
    118: 3: 'Shift + Ctrl + F7': 89: «Function 7"»
    119: 3: 'Shift + Ctrl + F8': 90: «Function 8"»
    120: 3: 'Shift + Ctrl + F9': 91: «Function 9"»
    113: 0: 'F2': 95: "list of tab Pages.
    72: 2: "Ctrl + H": 30: "Help".
    112: 0: 'F1': 30: "Help".

    Please suggest...

    Hello.

    First of all check that you have set "term" among others in the variable 'otherparams' in formsweb.cfg

    For example:

    otherparams = expression = term %

    Then make sure that you put the correct path for the keyboard mapping file in the variable "term" as I wrote in the previous post.

    Things should work as I did several times.

    Best regards.

  • Is there a way of only not to run a query on the rendering of the table?

    Is there a way of only not to run a query associated with an af:table on the rendering of the table on the page?
    I want to this control programmatically.

    Examples will be very appreciated.

    Yes, there is.

    {: identifier of the thread = 2362354}

  • Query by running the Diffrence of STATS$ EVENT_HISTOGRAM

    I am tiring to perform an analysis on STATS$ EVENT_HISTOGRAM (created in PERFSTAT).

    I would like to end up with a result like this;
    SNAP_ID   SNAP_TIME                 DB_RESTART    WAIT_COUNT_LE_7MS   WAIT_COUNT_GT_7MS  TOTAL_WAIT_COUNT   WAIT_COUNT_PERCENT_LE_7MS  WAIT_COUNT_PERCENT_GT_7MS
397          2/9/2012 2:02:39 PM    NO             3,311              16,261             19,572             16.92                      83.08
398          2/9/2012 2:35:03 PM    NO             10,040             11,499             21,539             46.61                      53.39
399          2/9/2012 5:02:22 PM    YES            11,137             113,916            225,053            49.38                      50.62
400          2/9/2012 5:32:21 PM    NO             5,880              5,047              10,927             53.81                      46.19
401          2/9/2012 6:02:21 PM    NO             1,342              3,004              4,346              30.88                      69.12
    The rules are (I know so far):
    1. all values correspond to the difference of the previous SNAP_ID
    2. the first SNAP_ID has no precedential value, so it will not appear in the result set. In our case, it was SNAP_ID 396.
    3. when the STATS$ SNAPSHOT. STARTUP_TIME the row changes previous this indicates a DB_RESTART = YES.
    4. when DB_RESTART = YES do not subtract the values of previous SNAP_ID.

    I'm on Oracle 11.1.0.7

    Create the table EVENT_HISTOGRAM STATS$:
    CREATE TABLE STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM
(
  SNAP_ID          NUMBER,
  DBID             NUMBER,
  INSTANCE_NUMBER  NUMBER,
  EVENT_ID         NUMBER,
  WAIT_TIME_MILLI  NUMBER,
  WAIT_COUNT       NUMBER
);
    Load my data in the table EVENT_HISTOGRAM STATS$:
    Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI,WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 1,47088592);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 2, 7397910);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 4, 1049509);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 8, 2384662);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 16, 12446589);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 32, 6698196);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 64, 934431);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 128, 655758);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 256, 213053);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 512, 73814);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 1024, 6088);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 2048, 1825);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 4096, 2169);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 8192, 3122);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 16384, 4144);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 32768, 330);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 65536, 662);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 131072, 9);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 262144, 28);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (396, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 524288, 22);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 1, 47091161);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 2, 7398497);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 4, 1049664);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 8, 2386574);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 16, 12454531);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 32, 6701651);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 64, 934831);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 128, 656657);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 256, 213223);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 512, 74218);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 1024, 6167);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 2048, 1869);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 4096, 2237);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 8192, 3317);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 16384, 4779);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 32768, 358);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 65536, 663);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 131072, 12);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 262144, 47);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (397, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 524288, 29);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 1, 47100463);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 2, 7399116);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 4, 1049783);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 8, 2387726);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 16, 12459548);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 32, 6704135);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 64, 935351);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 128, 657496);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 256, 213525);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 512, 74515);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 1024, 6224);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 2048, 1898);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 4096, 2323);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 8192, 3503);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 16384, 5229);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 32768, 381);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 65536, 671);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 131072, 20);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 262144, 68);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (398, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 524288, 49);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 1, 86466);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 2, 20937);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 4, 3734);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 8, 11128);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 16, 58220);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 32, 33902);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 64, 5707);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 128, 3308);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 256, 1149);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 512, 413);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 1024, 40);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 2048, 25);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 4096, 12);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 8192, 7);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 16384, 4);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 32768, 0);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (399, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 65536, 1);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (400, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 1, 88335);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (400, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 2, 24658);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (400, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 4, 4024);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (400, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 8, 11678);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (400, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 16, 61227);
Insert into STATS$EVENT_HISTOGRAM (SNAP_ID, DBID, INSTANCE_NUMBER, EVENT_ID, WAIT_TIME_MILLI, WAIT_COUNT)
 Values (400, 2359907137, 1, 2652584166, 32, 35252);
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