Here's a dumb bash script...
Steve Orr
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#! /bin/bsh
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# dotkprof.bsh
# Steve Orr 6/15/01
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export ORACLE_HOME=whatever
export ORACLE_SID=whatever
ORACLE_BASE=whatever
UDUMPDIR="$ORACLE_BASE/Admin/$ORACLE_SID/udump"
CURDIR=`pwd`
One idea would be to start SQL Trace for your session, execute the stored
procedure, stop SQL Trace.
That will create a trace file in your udump directory which you can format
using TKPROF to include the explain plan for each SQL statement executed.
E.g.,
tkprof x.trc formattedfile.txt sys=no
