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- @echo off
- rem !/bin/sh
- rem
- rem $Header: trcfmt 2001300.18 95/11/08 11:41:09 smaring Osd<unix> $ trcfmt.sh
- rem Copyright (c) Oracle Corporation 1996. All rights reserved.
- rem
- rem remgenerates a .txt file out of the binary oracle trace .cdf and .dat files
- rem given the .cdf file name.
- rem For otrcfmt, the -h suppresses the per message header, the -p puts all
- rem of the messages in one process .txt rather than in several bundles and
- rem the -s suppresses the timestamp and event types. if you want to see the time
- rem stamp, then just execute otrcfmt -h -p name.cdf on your own.
-
- rem if no cdf file name then prompt them to re-enter it with the name.
- rem
- rem ===============================================================
- rem WIN32COMMON
- rem ===============================================================
- rem For Windows NT/95, the file should be renamed as trcfmt.cmd when it
- rem is released as part of the SQL*NET product. It should be placed in
- rem $ORACLE_HOME\bin
- rem
- if "%1" == "" goto usage
- if not exist %1 goto notexist
- otrcrep -h -p -s %1
- echo "Your oracle trace file is formatted into a yyy_Pxxx.txt file."
- echo "Where yyy is the trace file name."
- echo " and xxx is the process id of the process traced."
- goto end
- :notexist
- echo file %1 does not exist.
- :usage
- echo Usage: trcfmt cdf_filename
- echo where the cdf_file can be found in your trace directory
- echo with file extension ".cdf".
- :end
-