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I know that there is a bug on some versions of the tkprof. The work around
on UNIX platform is remove the 'APP' pattern from the trace file. You can do
this with:
grep -v APP ora_88883.trc > tmp.trc
and next run the tkprof with the tmp.trc file.
Riccardo
Matt Surico wrote:
> Yanfeng Feng wrote:
>
> > I generate a trace file, want to use TKPROF to format the output
> > but get a core dump. I try several times, same thing. The
> > format is TKPROF ora_88883.trc ora_88885.out, the trace file
> > is there. Am I wrong on some stage.
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
>
> On what operating system are you working? And what version of the
> Oracle RDBMS are you running? Seems like you are using the command
> correctly! If Unix, and you don't have permission to read the .trc file
> or write to the directory, I would expect you'd get a 'permission
> denied' error from the shell before you got a core dump. Strange!
>
> Matt
>
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Received on Thu Jul 30 1998 - 02:06:52 CDT