How to read trace file content

Hi,
DB :11.2
How to read trace file content.It's only for ORACLE SUPPORT?
calling
call
entry
argument values in hex
location
type
point
(? means dubious value)
ksedst()+31
call
ksedst1()
000000000 ? 000000001 ?
7FFF19B98CA0 ? 7FFF19B98D00 ?
7FFF19B98C40 ? 000000000 ?
ksedmp()+610
call
ksedst()
000000000 ? 000000001 ?
7FFF19B98CA0 ? 7FFF19B98D00 ?
7FFF19B98C40 ? 000000000 ?
ksfdmp()+21
call
ksedmp()
000000003 ? 000000001 ?
7FFF19B98CA0 ? 7FFF19B98D00 ?
7FFF19B98C40 ? 000000000 ?
kgerinv()+161
call
ksfdmp()
000000003 ? 000000001 ?
7FFF19B98CA0 ? 7FFF19B98D00 ?
7FFF19B98C40 ? 000000000 ?
kgeasnmierr()+163
call
kgerinv()
0069107E0 ? 011F80370 ?
7FFF19B98D00 ? 7FFF19B98C40 ?
000000000 ? 000000000 ?
kssmov()+502
call
kgeasnmierr()
0069107E0 ? 011F80370 ?
7FFF19B98D00 ? 7FFF19B98C40 ?
000000029 ? 0D3F1C600 ?
kfncInitSlavePool() call
kssmov()
0D3F1C5D0 ? 000000000 ?
+203
7FFF19B98D00 ? 7FFF19B98C40 ?
000000029 ? 0D3F1C600 ?
kfncWorkMsgAlloc()+ call
kfncInitSlavePool() 0D3F1C5D0 ? 000000000 ?
83
7FFF19B98D00 ? 7FFF19B98C40 ?
000000029 ? 0D3F1C600 ?
kfncFileUnidentify( call
kfncWorkMsgAlloc()   0D3F1C5D0 ? 7FFF19B99AD0 ?
)+635
7FFF19B98D00 ? 7FFF19B98C40 ?
000000029 ? 0D3F1C600 ?
kffmRequestFree()+1 call
kfncFileUnidentify( 7FFF19B99BC8 ? 7FFF19B99BC0 ?
Br,
Raj

One needs to know the meaning of the kernel functions and their working within the oracle database. I guess, oracle support can do the analysis more easily as they have access to the software code as well necessary tools to interpret these internal routines.
Aman....

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SO: 350CB828, type: 8, owner: 31853F30, flag: INIT/-/-/0x00
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SO: 350CB168, type: 8, owner: 31853F30, flag: INIT/-/-/0x00
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LIBRARY OBJECT HANDLE: handle=3eb20cf8
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hash=92b14a46 timestamp=06-29-2010 21:08:46
namespace=TRGR flags=KGHP/TIM/SML/[02000000]
kkkk-dddd-llll=0000-0059-0059 lock=N pin=0 latch#=5
lwt=3EB20D10[3EB20D10,3EB20D10] ltm=3EB20D18[3EB20D18,3EB20D18]
pwt=3EB20D28[3EB20D28,3EB20D28] ptm=3EB20D80[3EB20D80,3EB20D80]
ref=3EB20D00[3EB20D00, 3EB20D00] lnd=3EB20D8C[3EAB046C,3EB79DFC]
LIBRARY OBJECT: object=3eb20c10
type=TRGR flags=EXS/LOC[0005] pflags=NST [01] status=VALD load=0
DEPENDENCIES: count=17 size=32
READ ONLY DEPENDENCIES: count=2 size=16
ACCESSES: count=5 size=16
DATA BLOCKS:
data# heap pointer status pins change
0 3eb25ba8 3eb208f0 I/-/A 0 NONE
3 3eb207d0 0 -/P/- 0 NONE
4 3eb20838 3eb1f558 I/-/A 0 NONE
6 3eb208a0 3eb1dd60 I/-/A 0 NONE
----------------------------------------

Hi,
---------Blocker(s)-------- ---------Waiter(s)---------
Resource Name process session holds waits process session holds waits
TX-001a0026-0002969f 237 *126* X 253 *147* X
TX-00010014-00020a0a 253 *147* X 237 *126* X
session 126: DID 0001-00ED-00000028 session 147: DID 0001-00FD-000000A0
session 147: DID 0001-00FD-000000A0 session 126: DID 0001-00ED-00000028
Rows waited on:
Session 147: obj - rowid = 00001209 - AAAEiHAA0AAACCzABA
*(dictionary objn - 4617, file - 52, block - 8371, slot - 64)*
Session 126: obj - rowid = 00001209 - AAAEiHAA0AAACCyAAd
*(dictionary objn - 4617, file - 52, block - 8370, slot - 29)*
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Session 147:
pid=253 serial=316 audsid=21499288 user: 77/<none>
O/S info: user: , term: , ospid: 1234, machine: reg-bpel1.viterra.ca
program:
client info: BPEL_MESSAGING 1.00 SHIPMENT_ACTUALS_SYNC MSG_INTF_BATCH
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SELECT NEXT_ID, UPDATE_DT_TIME, UPDATE_USER_ID FROM ID_V WHERE UPPER(TABLE_NAME) = UPPER(:B1 ) FOR UPDATE OF NEXT_ID
End of information on OTHER waiting sessions.
Current SQL statement for this session:
SELECT NEXT_ID, UPDATE_DT_TIME, UPDATE_USER_ID FROM ID_V WHERE UPPER(TABLE_NAME) = UPPER(:B1 ) FOR UPDATE OF NEXT_ID
Has most of the information.
You have to check what session 126 and 147 were doing. It also gives you information on object_id and rowid where you had the lock by two sessions.
The culprit is FOR UPDATE OF NEXT_ID.
Regards
Edited by: skvaish1 on Aug 18, 2010 5:26 PM

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X
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X
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X
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