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PL/SQL Starter Framework
A boost or headstart to your PL/SQL development
...The latest file upload (Simple.zip) is a simplified version of the Starter Framework meant for single-schema applications. It only offers logging, error handling and table-driven parameters (with a few extra supporting packages for writing to screen and file, and manipulating dates, strings and numbers). In order to access the simplified framework, click "Browse All Files" and choose the plsqlfmwksimplet folder, then the 2.1 folder. Download Simple.zip. The full framework (Starter_Full_2.0.zip) is meant for multiple applications resident in multiple schemas on the same database, where the common framework is shared between them all. ... -
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EZtkprof
View tkprof reports directly from sqlplus
...The package is very easy to use and in fact eliminates several steps required to run the traditional OS tkprof because it automatically generates the trace file, “tkprofs” it and displays the output on the user’s screen. This output can alternatively be saved by the user to a spool file just like output from anything else. Please refer to Oracle documentation here for an explanation of how to interpret the output: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882
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