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    Lightbulb Store All Blocking Session in a Table

    Hi all,

    i have serious problem , i work with oracle production database(7TB). i will use Monitoring window to see the locks. my problem is to store all the blocking session in to a table so that i can analyze the session. i dont want to use audit concepts if any solution thing like trigger so that i will execute the script for every block and get the details of session (like program name,module name ) i want and store the result in a table then my manager able to analysis the data.

    i want to track all the locks in oracle db automatically

    Please help me in this.

    Regards,
    Manoj

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    you can always have a process monitoring v$lock, selecting from it whatever kind of locks you want to "monitor" then join to v$session, etc. to get further details and store such data into a table.
    Last edited by PAVB; 01-05-2014 at 08:53 AM. Reason: typo
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