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which PL/SQL Procedure is running in a session (using call stack)

24660Aug 11 2009 — edited Aug 11 2009
Hi,

I would like to know how you can see which proc is currently running in an active session.

DBMS_UTILITY.FORMAT_CALL_STACK let you view the stack for the current session, but I need to view another active session.

Example :

I call a PL/SQL Proc called PA from Oracle Forms

PA runs PB, PC and finally PD.

How can I view which proc is currently running for this session ?

I mean if PB is currently running, how can I view that PB is running ?

I can only view current statement of the "frmweb" session, which is a query, but if I have 5 procs to run, I don't want to look for this query in all procs.

Thx :)

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Billy Verreynne
npragout wrote:

How can I view which proc is currently running for this session ?
Doubt that you can from one session, query another session's PL/SQL stack. Reason: the PL/SQL stack resides in the PGA (Private Global Area) memory of a session. As the name indicates, this is private memory of that session - and is not visible and cannot be queried by another session.

Other sessions can only see that which a session makes sharable - i.e. that which resides in the SGA or UGA.
I mean if PB is currently running, how can I view that PB is running ?
You can have the PL/SQL code use [DBMS_APPLICACTION_INFO|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14258/d_appinf.htm] - and have it record the current active PL/SQL module/package.
24660
Thanks a lot !

With DBMS_APPLICATION_INFO.SET_CLIENT_INFO, I can easily see which procedure is running ...
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