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TVD$XTAT 4.0 Beta 8

Nov17
2008
1 Comment Written by Christian Antognini

This is just a short note to point out that I just uploaded under the section Downloadable Files of TOP a new version of TVD$XTAT.

The change log since Beta 7 is the following:

  • Improved generation of synthetic cursors (particularly for RPC and XCTEND)
  • Added support for 11.1.0.7 formatting of XCTEND
  • Added check for questionable values for cpu and elapsed time
  • Extended the list of recognized data types
  • Fix to avoid Java 1.6.0 bug 6506304
  • Fix to correctly handle attribution of bind variables
  • Fix to correctly handle bind variables containing invalid numbers
  • Fix to correctly handle bind variables containing the value NULL
  • Fix to avoid parse errors for bind variables containing kkscoacd lines
  • Fix to avoid warnings about freed cursors
  • Fix to avoid warnings for lines beginning with “*** TRACE CONTINUED FROM FILE”

Please, do not hesitate to contact me if you have any kind of problem while using it.

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  1. SQL Profiler TVD$XTAT update available | ora-solutions.net - Martin Decker on November 28, 2008 at 00:05

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