Re: new paper detailing the many ways to turn on trace in Oracle

In article <20040227195148.GA18191_at_mladen.wangtrading.com>, Mladen Gogala <mladen_at_wangtrading.com> writes
>Whooa! Good golly! You just re-wrote Pete's paper! I also believe that any
>pape appearing these days should include DBMS_MONITOR.

Hi Mladen,

It's OK, its good feedback. As i said its not a polished paper and was just a list of methods I had found for a client that i thought i would share it with everyone. I will update the paper and add;

o - oradebug
o - events in the init.ora
o - dbms_monitor
o - dbms_trace
o - a sample logon trigger
o - 10053
o - dbms_application_info

I will let you know when its done

Looks like i didn't catch everything then!!

kind regards

Pete

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