isolation level - Is there a way to peek inside of another Oracle session? -


I have a query editor () looking at the database.

At the same time, I debug an application with my own separate connection.

My application starts a transaction, makes some updates, and then makes a decision based on some SELECT statements. Since the update statements (which are many more complicated) are not committed yet, my app is being selected by my selection, as what I do if I run a single statement in Todd.

Dump the query output from the app into a text file and read it and read it.

Is there any better way to look inside another Oracle session, and see what the session sees, before committing to fulfill it?

There is another way to ask: Under Oracle, can I enable between two sessions without affecting anyone else's session?

No, Oracle does not permit reading dirty. Also, since the changes can not be physically written on the disk, you will not find them in the data files. The log writer will write any pending data changes in at least every three seconds, so that you can use log filter items to pick it up from there.

But in general, your best bet is to get your own debugging information that you can easily turn on and off as necessary.


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