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-- File name:   cs_CKPT_trc.sql
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-- Purpose:     Get check point CKPT trace
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-- Author:      Carlos Sierra
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-- Version:     2022/09/08
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-- Usage:       Execute connected to CDB or PDB.
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-- Example:     $ sqlplus / as sysdba
--              SQL> @cs_CKPT_trc.sql
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-- Notes:       Developed and tested on 12.1.0.2.
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@@cs_internal/cs_set.sql
@@cs_internal/cs_def.sql
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COL trace_dir NEW_V trace_dir FOR A100 NOPRI;
COL ckpt_trc NEW_V ckpt_trc FOR A30 NOPRI;
SELECT d.value AS trace_dir, LOWER('&&cs_db_name._')||LOWER(p.pname)||'_'||p.spid||'.trc' AS ckpt_trc FROM v$diag_info d, v$process p WHERE d.name = 'Diag Trace' AND p.pname = 'CKPT';
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HOS cat &&trace_dir./&&ckpt_trc.
PRO 
PRO &&trace_dir./&&ckpt_trc.
PRO
HOS cp &&trace_dir./&&ckpt_trc. /tmp/
HOS chmod 644 /tmp/&&ckpt_trc.
PRO
PRO Preserved CKPT trace on /tmp
PRO ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
HOS ls -oX /tmp/&&ckpt_trc.
PRO
PRO If you want to copy CKPT trace file, execute scp command below, from a TERM session running on your Mac/PC:
PRO
PRO scp &&cs_host_name.:/tmp/&&ckpt_trc. &&cs_local_dir.
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@@cs_internal/cs_undef.sql
@@cs_internal/cs_reset.sql
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