Re: Oracle-Networking Question...

Transactions are defined by commit or rollback boundaries. So the packet itself is totally ignorant of the transactions. There is no autocommit mode in Oracle. What are you trying to accomplish? That might help us figure out a way to help you. Also what version of Oracle, OS etc? Jim

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> For a project, we are trying to find throughput.  We are interested in

> knowing if there is anything in the packet that is sent back (client -

> server) that would indicate that the transaction has ended, and the

> next packet belongs to a new transaction?  This is important for us to

> figure out through sniffer etc to find the transactions.

>

> Thanks