Long running scripts

Hi all!
I am looking for a script with which i will be able to anlayse the long running pl/sql or sql -scripts.
Is there another method except using dbms_application_inf.set_session_longops. May be there will be something like v$sqlara.
I will be thankfull for any information
Mehdi

Welcome to the forums!
Based on my experience you should be able to read a spooled SQL*Plus file while it's being written to. Maybe there is some oddity in your particular environment that is preventing that from happening.
An alternative would be to wrap each SQL statement using spool so you have one result per file. Then if you need to you can concatenate all the files together at the end.

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