Need to find out how much % of query completed from OEM

Need to find out how long will a query take to run or when I am running the query where can I check to see that X% of my query is complete.
Is that % shown on OEM --> Performance --> Top Activitity?

Under OEM/GC of release 10g you won't be able to see how long the query will take neither how much % of a query are already finished.
I know that this functionality was given in the old release of the OEM (javas based GUI with ll the databases on the left side). I'm missing
that old functionality, too...

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Gordon49 wrote:
I have several questions I could not get answered yesterday...
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Gordon49 wrote:
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Thaaaaats better
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I finished re-reading your post, not just the log file.. HA!! The funny thing is, doing this command line stuff is second nature to me.. I frequently do it in my sleep The N900 is therefore the ideal phone for someone of this disposition.. I need to find out blah statistics.. erm.. COMMAND LINE
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