Capturing 9i SQL for Replay Against 10g in Oracle ERP Environment

We are preparing to upgrade our installation of Oracle ERP from 9i to 10g. This is a very large installation (9 instances, 1 TB of data.)
We were researching Streams as a means of capturing the re-do log and replaying the SQL from our 9i instances to new instances in 10g to test memory, the optimizers, etc. but Streams does not support this.
Any thoughts on how/where we could "trap" the SQL from our production 9i environment and replay it against our 10g environment?
I know replay is slated for 11g, but we can't wait that long.
Thanks

Thanks for the quick erply N.G.
I have looked at Logminer briefly before I posted my question. I wasn't clear if this was a suitable tool for gathering (for example) a couple of days worth of transactions. Since we are attempting to replicate our 9i production environment we will have to process and replay hundreds of thousands of transactions.
Is this a proper use of Logminer?
DL Rusk

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mmee wrote:
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