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tkprof insert=

tkprof insert=

2005-06-12       - By Green Red
Reply:     1     2  

I have seached on google for days, did find anything relevant for
descriptions of columns of the table tkprof_table (created when you run the
script created by tkprof with insert= )

when I try to run the script generated by tkprof it always fail with
SQL*Plus which lead me to copy and paste the insert statements one-by-one
and fix any error when it appear, which is very time consuming and lead to
duplicated rows created, please kindly point out is there any thing I did
was wrong?

I used,
oracle server is 9.2.0.2 on HPUX 11
tkprof of oracle 9.2.0.4 on HPUX 11
sqlplus 9.2.0.4 on HPUX 11
and sqlplus 9.2.0.6 on windows 2000

when I create records for one of my trace file on the instance (HPUX 11
9.2.0.2) I can see a very big number (like 9.2234E+18) for the column
fetch_rows for a select statement ran once and fetched 1 row only (the
fetch_count column is 336) I did open the row trace file and look for that
entry and did not see any string look like that, just wonder if there is bug
in tkprof that produce this? and what is fetch_rows of tkprof_table anyway?
I have tried tested out with a (windows 2000 9.2.0.6) instance and the same
column is normal (showed same value as the fetch_count or exe_count) !

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