Hi tia,
You can see it through the V_$SQL table.
For this you need to get the Last_SQL_Address and Last_SQL_HASH value from
the
v_SEssion table.
Once you have these just query v_$SQL table with the 2 params.
Regards
Savio
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Beatriz Martínez Jiménez wrote:
>Hello, is there any SQL statement to see what SQL have been performed
>over a database???
>Inserts, deletes, etc.
>TIA
>
>
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Date: Wednesday, Aug 21,2002
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Yes, I thougt the
same thing... here is a site that will give clear direction of installing
modules
http://perl.about.com/library/weekly/aa030500a.htm
They
cover ppm and perl -MCPAN -e shell
check out all the
links on this page
bob
s.perl.org/showlist.cgi?name=dbi-users
Jared
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Thanks
Bob. I thought if you pulled the module through ppm that was not
necessary.
Russ
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Did you run the perl makefile.pl
cd dir\downloaded\fromppm\eg\.cpan\source\mymodule
make
make test
make install
For win32 you have to
Title: Message
Did
you run the perl makefile.pl
cd
dir\downloaded\fromppm\eg\.cpan\source\mymodule
make
make
test
make
install
For
win32 you have to download and use nmake from microsoft
bob
Hi,
Has anyone
played with Perl's SQL::STATEMENT? I pulled it down with
You should be able to see the one you created in dba_directories:
select * from dba_directories;
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
Perceptron, Inc.
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Hello again,
Before sending this email,I have done some intents to get this
information. One of this was through this view (user_objects) but there is
no object directories in it.
The way in which I have created it is 'create directory XX AS 'E:\XXX';,
and I get no error, the one I think is the c
select * from user_objects;
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> Hello List,
> I would like to know any statem
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