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Nop. You sql is not recorded, however you can audit table access, and
statement types, or you can use available monitoring tools to watch for
active sessions and capture their sql. I am using a tool called dbTools
for both sorts of tasks mentioned above. It also includes a GUI tool for
the auditing, kinda of click, click, click, you don't have to remember
sql syntax and oracle table names. http://www.softtreetech.com/monitor
Regards,
Dev
In article <8bfule$40a$1_at_pegasus.tiscalinet.it>,
"Food" <Food_at_flashnet.it> wrote:
> hi all,
> I've got a database in AUDIT_TRAIL .....
> Exist a table or view where I can see the statements of a session ?
>
> For example :
> insert into table1
> select * from table2
> where field = '3';
>
>
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