Capture all SQL for a session

I'd like to be able to capture all the SQL run for a session in SQL Developer.  I am aware of the SQL History, however that does not include updates made "directly" to tables via the Data view.  I am really more interested in inserts, updates and deletes than queries (selects), if that makes a difference to anyone.
Thanks,
Ray

RayDeCampo wrote:
I'd like to be able to capture all the SQL run for a session in SQL Developer.  I am aware of the SQL History, however that does not include updates made "directly" to tables via the Data view.  I am really more interested in inserts, updates and deletes than queries (selects), if that makes a difference to anyone.
Thanks,
Ray
You can also use Oracle Trace with tkprof to capture all of the SQL from the time you turn it on to the time you turn it off

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