Statement Tracer for Oracle

In order to gain quick access to information, all data is cleverly sorted and categorized in secured databases. Depending on the type of task, communication can break down between an application and access to such a database. With the help of applications like Statement Tracer for Oracle you can keep a close eye on running scripts that connect to an Oracle database in order to detect and attempt to repair any issue.

The application's interface is kept rather simple so that your focus is targeting strings, with no distracting visual elements or unnecessary functions. Most of the space is dedicated to the events themselves, displayed in a table with statement, reference number, session, time started and additional info.

Active applications are displayed in an upper panel, along with quick access points to most the application's features, like starting the monitoring process, add custom messages or manage lines.

One of the most important and useful features of the application enables you to easily identify errors. It works be letting you create a set of rules with custom strings, as well as a different color for each to be highlighted in the log.

You can add custom messages to lines so it becomes easy when fixing issues by quickly informing you what needs to be done and where. When work is done, you can save all progress to a log file for later processing.

What's more, you can quickly find highlighted lines that need attention by jumping from one to the next using dedicated navigation options. Moreover, you can also completely clear log or remove inactive sessions.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Statement Tracer for Oracle is a practical method of analyzing programs that go through an Oracle database in order to get an idea whether or not there are issues. It uses little system resources and time to accommodate, and there's always the help manual to turn to if lost.