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    This document demonstrates cursor monitoring in Oracle. It shows cursor behavior for different users running the same query, for different users running the same query simultaneously, and for queries using bind variables versus hardcoded values. Key steps include creating a table and synonym, running identical queries as different users, and monitoring the cursor details for each case.

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    This document demonstrates cursor monitoring in Oracle. It shows cursor behavior for different users running the same query, for different users running the same query simultaneously, and for queries using bind variables versus hardcoded values. Key steps include creating a table and synonym, running identical queries as different users, and monitoring the cursor details for each case.

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    cursor demo

    alter system flush shared_pool;

    --user tpcc create table employees


    create table employees as select * from hr.employees;

    --user otest create synonym for TPCC.employees


    create or replace synonym employees for TPCC.employees;

    test demo one:


    --user hr issue sql
    select DEPARTMENT_ID,count(*) from employees group by DEPARTMENT_ID;
    select DEPARTMENT_ID, count(*) from employees group by DEPARTMENT_ID;
    select DEPARTMENT_ID,count(*) from EMPLOYEES group by DEPARTMENT_ID;

    monitor cursor

    --test demo two:


    --user hr issue sql
    select DEPARTMENT_ID,count(*) from employees group by DEPARTMENT_ID;
    --user otest issue sql
    select DEPARTMENT_ID,count(*) from employees group by DEPARTMENT_ID;

    monitor child cursor

    SELECT sql_id, hash_value, child_number, SUBSTR(sql_text,1,40) Text FROM v$sql


    WHERE sql_text LIKE '%select DEPARTMENT_ID,%';

    --clear

    --bind
    var v1 varchar2(20)
    exec :v1 := 'Jonathon'
    select EMPLOYEE_ID,FIRST_NAME from employees where first_name=:v1;
    exec :v1 := 'Winston'
    select EMPLOYEE_ID,FIRST_NAME from employees where first_name=:v1;
    exec :v1 := 'Jose Manuel'
    select EMPLOYEE_ID,FIRST_NAME from employees where first_name=:v1;

    --monitor cursor
    SELECT sql_id, hash_value, child_number, SUBSTR(sql_text,1,40) Text FROM v$sql
    WHERE sql_text LIKE '%employees where first_name=%';

    --no bind
    select EMPLOYEE_ID,FIRST_NAME from employees where first_name='Jonathon';
    select EMPLOYEE_ID,FIRST_NAME from employees where first_name='Winston';
    select EMPLOYEE_ID,FIRST_NAME from employees where first_name='Jose Manuel';

    --monitor cursor
    SELECT sql_id, hash_value, child_number, SUBSTR(sql_text,1,40) Text FROM v$sql
    WHERE sql_text LIKE '%employees where first_name=%';

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