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Re: trace and tkprof

From: Franz LINDSBERGER <franz.lindsberger_at_siemens.at>
Date: 1997/05/13
Message-ID: <337832B5.7C9F@siemens.at>#1/1

jeff kish wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
> I have a customer with some complaints regarding performance.
> We found out that SQL*Net logging was turned on and left on which
> evidently bombs performance.
>
> I wonder now if perhaps they also have SQL_TRACE turned on for their
> server, or at least some sessions. Is there some way I can determine
> from within a pro-c application I have written that this is the case
> so I could inform them?
>
> Could SQL_TRACE be responsible for some marginal performance losses?
>
> Thanks,
> Jeff Kish
> ait_at_concentric.net

try this:
select * from v$parameter where lower( name) = 'sql_trace'; You should have the SELECT - privilege on the v$parameter - view or the SELECT ANY TABLE privilege.
Of course SQL_TRACE = TRUE hits your performance..... franz.lindsberger_at_siemens.at Received on Tue May 13 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT

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