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tkprof question [message #460538]

Fri, 11 June 2010 19:09

faq_dba
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Registered: April 2009

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How can i differentiate between system issued sql's and user issued sql's in the tkprof report ?

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Re: tkprof question [message #460539 is a reply to message #460538]

Fri, 11 June 2010 19:20

BlackSwan
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>How can i differentiate between system issued sql's and user issued sql's in the tkprof report ?
Please realize that as a general rule TKPROF processes a trace file from a single session/user.
As such there is no "system issued sql" involved.
I assume you did not mean SQL initiated by the SYSTEM user.
I am not clear exactly what "system issued SQL" actually is.
Are you referring to SQL invoked by Oracle background sessions?
Please clarify.

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Re: tkprof question [message #460541 is a reply to message #460539]

Fri, 11 June 2010 19:56

faq_dba
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Registered: April 2009

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Swan,
Sorry abt the confusion..
At the end of the report it say's
19 user SQL statements in trace file.
69 internal SQL statements in trace file.
How can i differentiate between internal/user issued sql statements ?

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Re: tkprof question [message #460544 is a reply to message #460541]

Fri, 11 June 2010 20:10

BlackSwan
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It would be helpful if you followed Posting Guidelines - http://www.orafaq.com/forum/t/88153/0/

If you used COPY & PASTE then we could know exactly what you are looking at instead of trying to guess or speculate.

Do you know what RECURSIVE SQL is?
I suspect it is the same as "internal SQL"

Let me give you a simple example.
Let's say I issue the following SQL statement.

SELECT * FROM EXPLAIN_PLAN;

Now "EXPLAIN PLAN" is really a SYNONYM.
So the SQL Engine must issue another query to lookup to what the synonym refers. Then try to issue the substituted SQL.
Similar activity occurs when querying a VIEW.
Every SQL within the TKPROF report is SQL either directly issued by you or other SQL that needs to occur to produce the results you requested.
You can't tune or control the internal or recursive SQL.
You can only attempt to tune the SQL directly issued by you.

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Re: tkprof question [message #460551 is a reply to message #460544]

Fri, 11 June 2010 22:41

faq_dba
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Registered: April 2009

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Blackswan,

I think you havent got my question.
Let me put in another way.
Suppose i am tracing a sys session for watever reason..now sys can also execute queries on x$ and other internal tables.

Now i just want to get queries which were executed by sys ONLY and not the queries which got internally to get the results.
How can i do that ?

Thanks for taking time in answering my question..!

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Re: tkprof question [message #460553 is a reply to message #460551]

Fri, 11 June 2010 22:48

BlackSwan
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>I think you havent got my question.
I apologize for being dense.

Do NOT tell, describe or explain. SHOW us.

It would be helpful if you followed Posting Guidelines - http://www.orafaq.com/forum/t/88153/0/

If you used COPY & PASTE then we could know exactly what you are looking at instead of trying to guess or speculate.

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