>>Script Language and Platform: Oracle
Run this script from your sqlplus session to find trace files.

You must set TRACE_DIR and ORACLE_SID in this script Put trace in < $HOME/bin > make it executable and run it from sqlplus session.

Example: SQL> ! trace 

Author: Neaman

clear

n1='ps |grep sqlplus|awk '{print $1}' '

n2='ps -ef|grep $n1|grep oracle"$ORACLE_SID"|awk '{print $2}''

TRACE_DIR=/u02/app/oracle/admin/$ORACLE_SID/udump 



echo " 1.Do you want to view raw trace file"

echo " 2.Do you want to format trace file and view it"

read choice

if [ "$choice" = "1" ];

then cat $TRACE_DIR/"$ORACLE_SID"_ora_$n2.trc|more

else 

if [ "$choice" = "2" ]; 

then 

tkprof $TRACE_DIR/"$ORACLE_SID"_ora_$n2.trc $TRACE_DIR/trace_session_$n2 

clear

echo "Your TKPROF formated file name is $TRACE_DIR/trace_session_$n2.prf "

echo " Do you want to read it now y/n "

read ans

if [ "$ans" = "y" ];

then 

cat $TRACE_DIR/trace_session_$n2.prf|more

else 

if [ "$ans" = "n" ]; 

then 

echo "Happy Hunting Perfomance Problems"

fi

fi

fi

fi

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