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...we moved to GitHub: https://github.com/oramake/oramake-framework Includes: - a utility for creating, developing and documenting program modules in Oracle DB; - a utility for watching the DB size and tracing Oracle sessions ( put pkg_ProcessMonitor.setSqlTrace() before your code and you then receive an email with 10046 events trace file); - logging feature ( similar to log4j, extending limit of PL/SQL Exception message length to 32K); - easy working with files; - flexibly customized scheduler ( similar to cron); - creating Microsoft Excel xml-files; - sending and receiving email messages ( implementation of smtp and pop3 protocols); - a PL/SQL interface for jdbc access ( existing libraries for accessing MS Sql Server, Sybase, DB2 from Oracle DB); - an interface for accessing Subversion; - a utility for parsing CSV and other text files.

Now also living on gitlab. https://gitlab.com/mds-/xplordb Mineral Exploration Database template/ system for Postgres/PostGIS and QGIS. The project incorporates import scripts, data storage, validation, reporting, 3D drill trace generation and more. psql, pgAdmin and QGIS are the suggested database and GIS front-end programs.

The EZtkprof package wraps the actual tkprof UNIX utility but provides the exact same functionality through a db package thereby eliminating the overhead of trace file maintenance. 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. ...

The Log & Dbug Library is an open source PL/SQL library, useful to log/debug your programs in the development phase and trace their activity and performances in production. It is ideal to improve your efficiency and code quality.

SQLGotcha helps you to find sessions in an Oracle database that you want to trace. Search for logged in users, OS users, Unix PIDs, a user's machine or the program that started the session.