No Of Transaction Per Schema Or Table

Hi all,
Is there any way to know how many transaction made on specific schema (insert,update,delete,query)
Regards,

Helios- Gunes EROL wrote:
Just an idea, you may create trigger for DML and count them But what would the number mean?
For example, the number is a 1000 transactions (commits) done for the day that updated/inserted/deleted rows in the INVOICES table as part of the transaction.
It does not say how may rows from the INVOICES were affected. It does not say how much redo was consumed. It does not give an idea of the duration of the transaction. It does not say anything about how many other tables were affected by the transaction. It does not say anything about the amount of read and write I/O were spend by these transactions. That number of a 1000 transactions is meaningless.
So a simple way to get the number of transactions per table is to use the following SQL:
select table_name, round(dbms_random.value(:1,:2)) as TRANSACTIONS from user_tables order by 1;
where
:1 = minimum expected transactions (or roll 1d20 and multiply by 5)
:2 = maximum expected transactions (or roll 1d20 and multiply by a 1000)Click here for proof.

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