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tracksqltime.sql

Posted on 05-Mar-2026 By Admin No Comments on tracksqltime.sql

This PL/SQL block identifies recently active SQL queries from a specific application server and provides details on their performance and execution plans.  Here is a breakdown of what the script does:

Oracle, SQL scripts

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