Unless you code it into your application, you can't.
Oracle only knows about 'commit'. This may technically
end a transaction, but does not necessarily delinieate
a business transaction.
It's up to the app developers to deal with that.
Some 3rd party software such as SAP will track that
kind of information.
Jared
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Greetings. How to see howmany transactions commit per minute?
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Jonny
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