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How To Generate Trace Files in in HTML/JSP (using Profile Option)
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     Step 1.     Login to the desired Form application.
     Step 2.     Select +Profile >> System ('Find System Profile Values' screen will pop up)
     Step 3.     Check 'User' and Type in the Username (in which the account for that user will be trace)
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     Step 6.     Login to HTML / JSP page with username/password and start your flow. (Everything you do once login to HTML / JSP will get trace.)
     Step 7.     Logout of HTML / JSP application once you completed with your flow.
     Step 8.     Go back to the Profile option in the Form application and delete the Initialization SQL statement, and Hit 'Save'.
     Step 9.     Log in to the database server or login server and retrieve your trace file.
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     In this case the tracefile_identifier is TESTING. (Click here for Trace file locations) *
     Note:     If you need to regenerate your trace or tracing a new flow, then repeat Step 1 to Step 8. To avoid self-confusion, choose a different name for your trace identifier everytime you set to trace.
     Step 10.     See TKPROF section on how to format trace file into readable text.
     Trace Options Definition
     No Trace          Tracing is not activated
     Activities will not get traced.
     Regular Trace
     (Level 1)          Contains SQL, execution statistics, and execution plan.
     Provides execution path, row counts as well as produces smallest flat file.
     Trace with Binds
     (Level 4)          Regular Trace plus value supplied to SQL statement via local variables.
     Trace with Waits
     (Level 8)          Regular Trace plus database operation timings that the SQL waited to have done in order to complete, i.e. disk access.
     Trace with Binds and Waits
     (Level 12)          Regular trace with both waits and binds information.
     Contains the most complete information and will produce the largest trace file.
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P Prakash
Edited by: BluShadow on 17-May-2011 15:01
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833560 wrote:
Can any one give me clue ,how to find out which sub query returns more than one row in the following query .This is why smaller, simpler queries are easier to work with than huge ones - when something like this goes wrong smaller queries are much eaiser to debug. Unfortunately using smaller, easier-to-work with queries is not always an option
Ganesh is right - you will have to dissect the big query bit by bit until you find the offending subquery. If there is another way I would like to find out about it too.
The easiest way to do this is probably to use block comments to isolate parts of the query bit by bit until you find the offending part. If you carefully examine the subqueries you might be able to figure out which one is returning multiple rows without commenting everything
Good luck!

Re: How to converting from PL/SQL query to T-SQL query

How to converting from PL/SQL query to T-SQL query... Its Urgent

Download the
SQL Server Migration Assistant for Oracle. It will convert whole Oracle databases, or single queries or PL/SQL stored procedures.
With caution that If your database is using Collation which is case sensitive SSMA will not work.SSMA doesnt guarantees 100% for conversion of Queries/stored proc /database if it fails to do so for some queries you will have to do it manually.
But you can try
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Hi,
The below query gives me the region source code,
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FROM apex_application_page_regions
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declare
qry varchar2(32000);
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for c1 in ( SELECT * FROM AR_ADDRESS_TYPE)
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end loop;
qry := qry || ' FROM AR_V_ADDRESS_HISTORY
WHERE
PROJECT_ID = :P51_PROJECT_ID ';
return(qry);
end;
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Please suggest me in this issue
Thanks
Sudhir

One way to get the sql statement is
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Write a wrapper function to return the stored sql statement value.
Example code below:
create or replace package xx_test_pkg as
g_sql_stmt CLOB;
function get_sql() return clob;
function get_stored_val() return clob;
end;
create or replace body package xx_test_pkg as
function get_sql return clob ..
v_sqlstmt clob;
begin
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return v_sqlstmt;
end;
function get_stored_val() ....
begin
return g_sql_stmnt;
end;
end;

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Hi All,
is there any query or any method by which we can find that "to what all collections does a machine belong to" in SCCM 2007.
Regards,

The following SQL query will enable you just to do that
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JOIN v_Collection on v_FullCollectionMembership.CollectionID = v_Collection.CollectionID
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** Replace Servername with the servername you are checking against.
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I would like to ask a question regarding combine multiple similar web services into one. Can you please tell me if it is possible to combine 4-5 web services into one since they built on the same SQL query with 5 different criterias or condition so that the user can enter any of the 5 criterias to populate the data on the form instead of having 5 different web services?
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             <Name>Han</Name>
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             <SSN>222-22-2222</SSN>
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</Result>
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SSN                              Secret
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<Result>
      <Person>
             <YourName>Alex</YourName>
             <Phone>867-5309</Phone>
             <Secret>111-11-1111</Secret>
      </Person>
</Result>
It lets you change the XML element names to whatever you want. Otherwise by default they take on their column names.
In your form, you could bind to the WSDL through the Data Connections pane and point it to your web service. This will then create form elements that you can just drag and drop allowing you to have the information available when the service gets ran. Once the service is called, you can modify the field's data to get whatever information you need in order to populate other form fields.
If that is too confusing, feel free to send me your form (e-mail is on profile page) and I'll add comments to it to show you how to set up the form for the web service call (and also give me the link to your webservice)

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Hello,
Can you help me on How to find out if SQL execution plan is changed proactively using job/grid control?
Thank you..
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The answers so far are supposed to show ways how to see that a plan changed after the fact - that is not really proactive but that was the question.
A way to see a plan change proactively would be to create a SQL Plan Baseline for the SQL statement with the 'good old' plan and then watch DBA_SQL_PLAN_BASELINES for new rows with that SQL_HANDLE which would indicate that a new execution plan was computed - although not yet used.
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