Yes, But how could I ensure offensive statements in outline exactly
matching the incoming statements?
Thanks
CHuan
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Chuan,
If I remember right, you're supposed to turn the outlines on and then
run your sikvel or procedure to catch the offensive statement(s).
Regards,
Ed
Hi, All,
From Oracle Doc: if the SQL text of the incoming statement
exactly matches the SQL text in an outline in that category,
then Oracle considers both texts identical, and Oracle uses
the outline. Oracle considers any differences a mismatch.
How could I ensure the incoming SQL text exactly match the
SQL text in an outline? If I fish out an offensive SQL from
library cache by some scripts in SQL*Plus, is this offensive
SQL text identical to the incoming SQL text? Supposed this
SQL text is extracted from stored procedure.
Appreciated your experience.
Chuan
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