This script is developed to analyze TraceSQL files, filter out unnecessary information, extract SQL statements and replace all SQL variables with the actual values.
For example, for the following contents in a tracesql file:
PSAPPSRV.12271 (951) 1-190 20.22.39 0.008245 Cur#1.12271.CS90SUP RC=0 Dur=0.000238 COM Stmt=SELECT OBJNAME, FLAG, PTCUSTOMFORMAT FROM PSUSEROBJTYPE WHERE MENUNAME = :1 AND PNLGRPNAME = :2 AND PNLNAME = :3 AND OPRID = :4 AND FIELDTYPE = :5
PSAPPSRV.12271 (951) 1-191 20.22.39 0.000013 Cur#1.12271.CS90SUP RC=0 Dur=0.000001 Bind-1 type=2 length=26 value=CALCULATE_TUITION_AND_FEES
PSAPPSRV.12271 (951) 1-192 20.22.39 0.000008 Cur#1.12271.CS90SUP RC=0 Dur=0.000000 Bind-2 type=2 length=14 value=ADJ_TERM_PANEL
PSAPPSRV.12271 (951) 1-193 20.22.39 0.000008 Cur#1.12271.CS90SUP RC=0 Dur=0.000001 Bind-3 type=2 length=1 value=
PSAPPSRV.12271 (951) 1-194 20.22.39 0.000006 Cur#1.12271.CS90SUP RC=0 Dur=0.000000 Bind-4 type=2 length=2 value=PS
PSAPPSRV.12271 (951) 1-195 20.22.39 0.000010 Cur#1.12271.CS90SUP RC=0 Dur=0.000000 Bind-5 type=18 length=2 value=-1
the script comes out with below SQL:
SELECT OBJNAME, FLAG, PTCUSTOMFORMAT FROM PSUSEROBJTYPE WHERE MENUNAME = 'CALCULATE_TUITION_AND_FEES' AND PNLGRPNAME = 'ADJ_TERM_PANEL' AND PNLNAME = ' ' AND OPRID = 'PS' AND FIELDTYPE = -1;
Script usage: xsql /path/to/tracesql
Update:
- 03-Mar-2010: Bug fix: encapsulated date/time values with quotes. Fixed the issue that the last SQL statement is not outputed.
2 comments:
hi nice utility very helpful. btw i saw the link to cchere, are you a chinese? i am a chinese from taiwan doing ps, i'm based in austin, tx...
Reply to ddjen11:
Gratified to see this script is useful to others. Yes, I am a Chinese from mainland China but now based in Singapore.
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