Save a dynamic sql into a column

Hello,
I need to save dynamic SQL into a column called STR in a table.
I have a insert into table A( id, fname, lname)
values(1, 'John', 'Smith');
I have a requirement to save the DML statement that user executed such as this insert statement into table 'A'.
I have to save this into anoter table called 'B' in the 'STR' column.
I have to save that whole insert statement into a cloumn 'STR' in table 'B'
How can do this?
Thank you..

This is not for auditing. The shop wants to save the DML statements in a table when a user does updates and inserts.. at the same time they want to build dynamic sql for this as a string such as update emp set where empno = 1 etc....
could you give me an example please.
Thanks a bunch....

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Hi.
I tried to "google up" solution to my problem but in vain, so if possible could you give me a hint?
The test code which I will paste here is somewhat akward, it is part of bigger code and I tried to simplify and adjust it.
The problem is:
I have sql statement which I construct on the run, and I want to put results of this statement into collection.
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I want to use "execute immediate", or "ref cursor - fetch bulk collect into collection".
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Jan
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Thank you.
I think this is what I meant by "And I do not want put constructors into sql statements (which i believe would help)."
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>
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>
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Message was edited by:
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Message was edited by:
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