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Hi DBA's & Developers,
I first tried to call a batch file which calls SQL*Plus and executes an SQL
script from within Perl, but I had no success.
Perhaps I'm taking the wrong approach.
I'm sure it can be done using PL/SQL.
I want to run an SQL script repeatedly every 5 seconds throughout the day to
capture the SQL statements that are being parsed by the Oracle engine and
spool the results to a disk file.
I would appreciate your help in sending me the PL/SQL code to accomplish
this task.
I don't have mush experience using PL/SQL, but I am prepared to learn.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Regards,
Denmark Weatherburne
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