Debugging PL/SQL in Oracle

Hi there,
I'm needing some help on features of Oracle PL/SQL and the Oracle server. Does oracle provide a way for a user to debug SQL and/or PL/SQL statements? I'm currently using Oracle 8x and looking to probably use Oracle 9 or later version in the future. I don't use Oracle directly very much (it's our database server to a PowerBuilder 8 application) so I'm not aware of all its features. Thanks alot for any feedback and info you can give. :-)

You can monitor the activity in the database with many features, with oracle 8.X, you can turn the trace on, and generate statistics for every sentence which is sent to the oracle server. In the other hand you can use 3rd party tools, for example, Patrol Module for Oracle but you need some infraestructure for using it, or you can try with the Oracle Expert which is part of the Oracle Tunning Pack or you can use SQL Lab (for tuning the statements you suspect are not as perfect in performance as you could wish), sql lab is from quest software.
Trancing users with sql_trace=true can generate a lot of information taht you can format and analyze it with tkprof utility. This is kind of heavy work, but if you do not want to buy another tool, this is an option.
Hope this helps.
Cynthia Pulido
Monterrey, Mexico

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Required if your domain policy requires network communication to be performed through IPSec.
See the below article for more information:
How to: Enable Transact-SQL Debugging
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/s0fk6z6e(v=vs.100).aspx
Thanks.
Tracy Cai
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