Format tracefiles using tkprof

Hi,
What is the syntax to format tracefiles using tkprof?
Thanks,
Kavitha

To make a tracefile readable, you need TKProf. Use the following command on the server:
TKPROF tracefile exportfile [explain=username/password] [table= …] [print= ] [insert= ] [sys= ] [record=..] [sort= ]
Example:
tkprof ora_12345.trc output.txt explain=scott/tiger
The statements between brackets are optional. Their meaning is:
explain=username/password: show an executionplan.
table= schema.tabelnaam : use this table for explain plan
print=integer restrict the number of shown SQL-statements.

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