How to find out which Tables have been accessed without looking at the SQL query ?

Hi,
I would like to know is there a way to find out what queries have been executed and on which tables without looking at the SQL query.
I have an old C++ code which calls some library functions to access the Oracle database. The source code for the library is not available to me yet. The functions selects/updates/deletes and inserts based on some input parameters I give. I do not know which tables it affects. How do I find out the actual SQL query and/or the tables it accesses ? I was told about V$SQL table that
has the most recently executed queries, but
I did'nt see any queries connected to my process.
Could anybody help me on this ?
Thanks
Jagdeep
[email protected]
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PRECISE/SQL can help you if you have access to it
2nd option can be that turn on SQL_TRACE
Run executable of ur c++ program
it will create a trace file in user_dump_dest
and then using TKPROF u can see all quesries and their plan also.
HTH
Gagan Deep Singh
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by (jagdeeps):
Hi,
I would like to know is there a way to find out what queries have been executed and on which tables without looking at the SQL query.
I have an old C++ code which calls some library functions to access the Oracle database. The source code for the library is not available to me yet. The functions selects/updates/deletes and inserts based on some input parameters I give. I do not know which tables it affects. How do I find out the actual SQL query and/or the tables it accesses ? I was told about V$SQL table that
has the most recently executed queries, but
I did'nt see any queries connected to my process.
Could anybody help me on this ?
Thanks
Jagdeep
[email protected]<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
null

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