RE: Tracing PL/SQL-Calls

Did you have TOAD ? If so then you can enable debug mode and trace the package until the detail of calling of procedure /function as nested as possible.

In the same time you can activate the watch {to show you the values of the variable}

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Sent: Monday, June 25, 2001 5:36 PM
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Hi,

we have some trouble with an application, which calls rapidly several PL/SQL-packages. The trouble seems to be inside the packages, but I need the exact order of PL/SQL-calls and the values put into the parameters. Then I can debug the packages by hand. How can I trace the calling session and monitor the PL/SQL-calls only?

Thanx for the advice

Marc Blum

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