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PL SQL Compilation Session [message #479664]

Mon, 18 October 2010 11:21

shivamkkumar1gmailcom
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Is there any way to identify who has compiled a specific PL/SQL stored program?

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Re: PL SQL Compilation Session [message #479665 is a reply to message #479664]

Mon, 18 October 2010 11:27

Michel Cadot
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Use Log Miner.
But if you usually need this kind of information you should activate audit.

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Michel

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Re: PL SQL Compilation Session [message #479667 is a reply to message #479665]

Mon, 18 October 2010 11:39

shivamkkumar1gmailcom
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Thanks Michel. But if the audit is not enabled, is there any alternative to know? Few objects have been compiled last week in one of our production environment. How to track the sessions in which those have been compiled? gv$session has no data now for those objects.

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Re: PL SQL Compilation Session [message #479668 is a reply to message #479667]

Mon, 18 October 2010 11:42

cookiemonster
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Michel's given you the ways.
Audit exists for a reason, if you don't switch it on you really can't expect to get the information it is designed to record.

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