Where can SQL Monitor be downloaded from these days?

Toad for Oracle
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Hi All

I have an ooold app that uses oracle client 9/database 9 and it really needs rewriting, but we dont’ have the source and it’s not in a decompilable language, so we were really hoping to see the SQLs it calls and shortcut most of them or adapt them to be faster and part of a .net app, move to 11g etc…

I’ve read blog posts from as recent as 2 years ago and it seems like SQL Monitor would be massively helpful to this end, but I cannot find it for download anywhere. Can someone advise where I can get it?

Thanks
Mark

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bump!

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When you buy Toad it is part of the package as far as I know. Or you start a
trace and analyze the trace with tkprof.

Groetjes,
Wim

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Hi All

I have an ooold app that uses oracle client 9/database 9 and it really needs
rewriting, but we dont' have the source and it's not in a
decompilable language, so we were really hoping to see the SQLs it calls and
shortcut most of them or adapt them to be faster and part of a .net app,
move to 11g etc..

I've read blog posts from as recent as 2 years ago and it seems like SQL
Monitor would be massively helpful to this end, but I cannot find it for
download anywhere. Can someone advise where I can get it?

Thanks
Mark

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And the toad trace file browser – which is much more powerful than the
simple tkprof – plus tkprof has known issues with showing wrong data types
and thus implicit dt conversions

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ok, so i d/l the trial, opened toad, went to database menu>>monitor>>sql tracker
another window appears, and i select my c++ app i want to monitor (we need to see what it does) while it is running its sets of SQLs…

but all I see in the monitor log is a load of blanks, and occasionally something that looks like bind variables… (note that i started monitoring after I started the process the app is doing)

did I do something wrong? :