PL/SQL procedure -- log files?

Say when i execute a PL/SQL procedure using SQL* Plus. Is there a place where these executions are stored/logged? Any trace files?
And, when a Java program calls my stored procedure, is there a place these transactions are stored, just to check what exactly is being passed to my stored procedure and what the procedure gave back as result set?
Any pointers will be appreciated. Thanks.

Hi
Use a system.out.println(parametername) to check what values you are passing to the procedure.. you can see the results in your application server console.
Thanks

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eng. Habeeli wrote:
schavali wrote:
Pl see your duplicate post here - big SQL*LDR log file
Pl post what you have found in the documentation so far. AFAIK, there is no way to get a summary log file.
Sriniits not duplicate ,I change to this form that specialized in sql loadre.
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step 4 of 7 ->
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But, i did'nt found any error when i am going the same what you did.
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Step 4 of 7 I just clicked Next
Step 5 of 7 I just clicked Next
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( upload_log_id   RECNUM
, filler_field_0 FILLER POSITION(1)
, filler_field_1 FILLER
, filler_field_2 FILLER
, day_of_week
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, filler_field_1 FILLER
, filler_field_2 FILLER
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To expand.
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