As a developer, you might have have been reading about SQL trace. After all, we all want to be able to diagnose and improve the performance of the code we write. So if you’ve googled on Oracle performance, you will have no doubt stumbled upon SQL trace.
So if you’ve run “alter session set sql_trace = true”, or perhaps “DBMS_MONITOR.SESSION_TRACE_ENABLE”. you’re probably itching to get your hands on that trace file. The question is – where is it ? And that is the subject of my next quick tip…Enjoy
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