Try this.
Jared
select
decode(class,
1,'User',
2,'Redo',
4,'Enqueue',
8,'Cache',
16,'OS',
32,'Parallel Server',
64,'SQL',
128,'Debug'
) class_name
,name
,value
from v$sysstat
where upper(name) like '%SQL*NET%'
order by class_name, name
/
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Subject: Oracle traffic
Hi DBAs
Are there any tools that would show me the traffic coming in and out of
the database
when I run my application?
We have used sniffer software for the network traffic but sometimes we get
questions
related to the numbers from the database side. I believe the sniffers show
what gets
send over the network including the packets info, address, etc. I wonder
if I could get
the numbers just for the data?
Thanks in advance
Witold
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