Capturing query time taken inside a proc

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I have a few insert and delete statements inside my stored procedure .
I need to cature the time taken by these queries after their run .
Is there any way we can get this . ( Not putting timestamps before and after the query and taking difference )
Thanks ,
Mahesh

Mahesh wrote:
I am looking is there anything like sql%rowcount which gives the count affected or we have set time on in sql*plus which gives the time .Elapsed time in Pl/SQL can be calculated by using DBMS_UTILLITY.GET_TIME
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14258/d_util.htm#i1002765
Regards
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