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    I would like to follow the performance of querys, and if some of them spend more then two hour and they could not finish yet I need to identify them and to kill.
    This procedure will avoid process running all day long because has some error or a SQL code miswrited.

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    So what kind of solutions are you looking for?

    Sam
    Thanx
    Sam



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    Smile

    For exemple I would like to run a SQL to see if there are some SQL running more then two hour so I could open the source and analyse the code to clean mistakes.

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    go to sqlplus do
    set autotrace traceonly explain

    look the explain plan and you can get an idea of how good/bad will your SQL run, no timing information because it's not that smart yet without running the query

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    A query running for two hours need not necessarily be bad.

    What you probably need to do is, schedule a job that will collect running SQLs and do explain plan on them. Examine these plans to decide what is bad what is not.
    svk

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