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Thread: Getting bind variables from a sql trace

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    Question

    Im using the set_sql_trace_in_session package to trace/debug an application problem. Does anyone know of a way of getting the bind variables from the trace.

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    yea you have to set sql_trace at level 4

    Code:
    alter session set events '10046 trace name context forever, level 4'
    
    if it´s remote session you have to use oradebug or dbms_system but I forgot the syntax for dbms_system (it´s smth dbms_system.set_ev )
    
    PROCEDURE SET_EV
     Argument Name                  Type                    In/Out Default?
     ------------------------------ ----------------------- ------ --------
     SI                             BINARY_INTEGER          IN
     SE                             BINARY_INTEGER          IN
     EV                             BINARY_INTEGER          IN
     LE                             BINARY_INTEGER          IN
     NM                             VARCHAR2                IN
    But if it´s remote session oradebug is easier I guess

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    use event 10046 with level 8 or use package dbms_system.set_ev with level 8.

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    I think level 8 doesnt give bind variable, it gives session waits, you can use either level 4 or 12 (level 12 is level 4+8, both bind variables and session waits)


    Hmm nice holiday tomorrow here in madrid

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    Thanks guys.
    what does the 10046 represent?


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    10046 is equivalent to SQL_TRACE, it´s just the event number

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