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OraSRP open source SQL Trace profile tool

May 16th, 2006 by Pete

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I saw a post today titled "Re: Event 10046 trace report makers" in my Oracle security forum, on the Oracle internals board. This was an interesting thread posted originally by Marcel-Jan about an open source Oracle profile tool that can be used to profile 10046 trace files. Someone then posted that the author Egor Starostin had closed the page and the source and tool were no longer available. His page says "Due to personal obligations, OraSRP project is closed.". Marcel-Jan has today posted a further note that he has found a free Linux version of oraSRP including source code at a page titled "SQL Trace Access and Analysis". The tool is written in Python and a binary version is also available.

The zip of the python source code is Egor's code but the Windows version is not available just the Linux one. I am not a python programmer but i guess it would not be too difficult to get it running on Windows as well as Linux, some python programmers will no doubt email me and tell me I am wrong!

This looks like a fine body of code and a useful tool, I will have a play when i get some free time...


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