Okay Mladen, I'll bite.
How about checking the user_dump_dest?
David A. Barbour
AISD
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Please respond to
ORACLE-L
I'm looking for a way of checking which sessions on the database have trace
turned on.
I can set event in another session, but I'd like to know whether the event
(10046 in this case)
is set in some sessions.
Mladen Gogala
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Oxford Health Plans
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