Detemine ALL sql queries being executed by a session

Hi All,
I want to find out ALL SQL queries being executed by a session on the DB. I have thought of enabling the SQL Trace for that session, then create my trace file for the session in the udump area and then check that trace file to view all the SQL's being executed in that session till the time i set my trace to FALSE.
Would enabling the trace for that session suffice for capturing each and every SQL fired in that session? Or do i need to check anything else?
Thanks in advance.

hi,
select sql_text
from v$session, v$sqltext
where v$session.sql_address = v$sqltext.address
and V$session.sql_hash_value = v$sqltext.hash_value
and sid = &sid
order by piece
/thanks,
baskar.l

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