Saturday, May 15, 2021

dbms_trace in Oracle

  • dbms_trace provides subprograms to start and stop PL/SQL tracing in a session. The trace data is collected as the program executes, and it is written out to data dictionary tables.
  • set_plsql_trace: This procedure starts tracing data dumping in a session. Provide the trace level at which you want your PL/SQL code traced as an IN parameter.
  • clear_plsql_trace: This procedure stops trace data dumping in a session.
  • plsql_trace_version: This procedure returns the version number of the trace package as an OUT parameter
  • A typical trace session involves:
    • Enabling specific subprograms for trace data collection. This is optional.
    • Starting the PL/SQL tracing session dbms_trace.set_plsql_trace
    • Running the application that is to be traced
    • Stopping the PL/SQL tracing session dbms_trace.clear_plsql_trace
  • Specifying a Trace Level: During the trace session, there are 2 levels that you can specify to trace calls, exceptions, SQL, and lines of code.
    • Trace Calls
      • Level 1: Trace all calls. This corresponds to the constant trace_all_calls.
      • Level 2: Trace calls only to enabled program units. This corresponds to the constant trace_enabled_calls.
    • Trace Exceptions:
      • Level 1: Trace all exceptions. This corresponds to trace_all_exceptions.
      • Level 2: Trace exceptions raised only in enabled program units. This corresponds to trace_enabled_exceptions.
    • Trace SQL:
      • Level 1: Trace all SQL. This corresponds to the constant trace_all_sql.
      • Level 2: Trace SQL in only enabled program units. This corresponds to the constant trace_enabled_sql.
    • Trace Lines:
      • Level 1: Trace all lines. This corresponds to the constant trace_all_lines.
      • Level 2: Trace lines only in enabled program units. This corresponds to the constant trace_enabled_lines.

  • Steps to Trace PL/SQL Code:
    • There are five steps to trace PL/SQL code using the dbms_trace package:
      • Enable specific program units for trace data collection.
      • Use dbms_trace.set_plsql_trace to identify a trace level.
      • Run your PL/SQL code.
      • Use dbms_trace.clear_plsql_trace to stop tracing data.
      • Read and interpret the trace information.

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