Mapping execution statistics

Hello,
Normally using the repository browser,one can see the dml statistics of a mapping execution,
but i shows the total number of records, selected, inserted or updated by a mapping.
If there are more than one target table in a mapping, and I want to see the number of records
inserted/updated/delete in each of the target tables,
where do I need to check?
Thnks
MD

Hi
The below query will give u all the necessary details
Execute it from OWNER Schema.
select
x.TASK_NAME,
y.TARGET_NAME,
z.NUMBER_ERRORS,z.NUMBER_RECORDS_INSERTED Inserted,
z.NUMBER_RECORDS_UPDATED UPDATED ,z.NUMBER_RECORDS_MERGED MERGED, z.NUMBER_RECORDS_SELECTED SELECTED,
z.ELAPSE_TIME,z.RUN_STATUS,
x.EXECUTION_AUDIT_ID,
a.MAP_RUN_ID
from ALL_RT_AUDIT_STEP_RUNS z,
ALL_RT_AUDIT_STEP_RUN_TARGETS y ,
ALL_RT_AUDIT_map_runs a,
ALL_RT_AUDIT_EXECUTIONS x
where x.EXECUTION_AUDIT_ID = a.EXECUTION_AUDIT_ID and
a.MAP_RUN_ID = z.MAP_RUN_ID and
z.step_id = y.step_id
and x.task_name like *'Mapping_name'*
order by x.EXECUTION_AUDIT_ID, a.MAP_RUN_ID

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Ola Koshan,
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Anybody knows how to get the last run date mapping? I try to develop incremental load, but i don´t know get the last date of mapping execution ok.
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==============================
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MTTR Advice                                                      ENABLED ENABLED TYPICAL
Timed Statistics                                                 ENABLED ENABLED TYPICAL
Timed OS Statistics                                              DISABLED DISABLED ALL
Segment Level Statistics                                         ENABLED ENABLED TYPICAL
PGA Advice                                                       ENABLED ENABLED TYPICAL
Plan Execution Statistics                                        DISABLED DISABLED ALL
Shared Pool Advice                                               ENABLED ENABLED TYPICAL
Modification Monitoring                                          ENABLED ENABLED TYPICAL
Longops Statistics                                               ENABLED ENABLED TYPICAL
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Ultrafast Latch Statistics                                       ENABLED ENABLED TYPICAL
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2 from V$statistics_level
3 /
STATISTICS_NAME                                                  SYSTEM_S SESSION_
Buffer Cache Advice                                              ENABLED ENABLED
MTTR Advice                                                      ENABLED ENABLED
Timed Statistics                                                 ENABLED ENABLED
Timed OS Statistics                                              DISABLED DISABLED
Segment Level Statistics                                         ENABLED ENABLED
PGA Advice                                                       ENABLED ENABLED
Plan Execution Statistics                                        DISABLED DISABLED
Shared Pool Advice                                               ENABLED ENABLED
Modification Monitoring                                          ENABLED ENABLED
Longops Statistics                                               ENABLED ENABLED
Bind Data Capture                                                ENABLED ENABLED
Ultrafast Latch Statistics                                       ENABLED ENABLED
Threshold-based Alerts                                           ENABLED ENABLED
Global Cache Statistics                                          ENABLED ENABLED
Active Session History                                           ENABLED ENABLED
Undo Advisor, Alerts and Fast Ramp up                            ENABLED ENABLED
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SQL> select STATISTICS_NAME,SYSTEM_STATUS,SESSION_STATUS
2 from V$statistics_level
3 /
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Buffer Cache Advice                                              ENABLED ENABLED
MTTR Advice                                                      ENABLED ENABLED
Timed Statistics                                                 ENABLED ENABLED
Timed OS Statistics                                              DISABLED ENABLED
Segment Level Statistics                                         ENABLED ENABLED
PGA Advice                                                       ENABLED ENABLED
Plan Execution Statistics                                        DISABLED DISABLED
Shared Pool Advice                                               ENABLED ENABLED
Modification Monitoring                                          ENABLED ENABLED
Longops Statistics                                               ENABLED ENABLED
Bind Data Capture                                                ENABLED ENABLED
Ultrafast Latch Statistics                                       ENABLED ENABLED
Threshold-based Alerts                                           ENABLED ENABLED
Global Cache Statistics                                          ENABLED ENABLED
Active Session History                                           ENABLED ENABLED
Undo Advisor, Alerts and Fast Ramp up                            ENABLED ENABLED
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http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14237/initparams211.htm#REFRN10214
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14237/initparams215.htm#REFRN10217
For the parameter value Typical, default value for this parameter is 0 which means it would be diabled. I have changed it my session level and its working now. In the first link,
>
When the STATISTICS_LEVEL parameter is modified by ALTER SYSTEM, all advisories or statistics are dynamically turned on or off, depending on the new value of STATISTICS_LEVEL. When modified by ALTER SESSION, the following advisories or statistics are turned on or off in the local session only. Their system-wide state is not changed:
Timed statistics
Timed OS statistics
Plan execution statistics
>
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While executing an OWB mapping, I am getting the following error:
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lenin

Good morning Lenin,
Have you checked the implementation of the connectors and are your locations well registered?
Has a similar setup ever worked well?
Can you access the source table using SQL (e.g. with SQL*Plus or TOAD)?
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