PL/SQL Execution Proccess

Hello,
If I have a LONG RUNNING PL/SQL Procedure, how do I monitor the Execution Proccess of the procedure.
This Procedure LOOPs through a table and sets some field values according to other field values in the same record. The table is pretty big so i need a DISPLAYES RECORD COUNTER of some sort so I know what record the loop is on.
Thanks.

You can use dbms_pipe to send some info to another process
Or you can call some procedure with autonomous transaction pragma and update some table in this procedure with appropriate count
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