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Asked by sharscho in Oracle Database, Oracle 10.x
I got the question to create a script that get fired every hour to select the users that are using the application so that they can get an overview on how many users use the application and see if it is increasing or decreasing by a new way of working that they have intorduced. DB is Oracle 10g platform is linux.
I can select users from v$session but I think a trgger has to be created to fire the select query every hour and put the result in a table. It is difficult to store all names per hour in a table but a count can be placed in a simple table.
I need advice on how to deal with this issue the best way. Must it be an external script that is schedlued by crontab or a trigger in the db itself? and some suggestion to setup the script and or trigger.
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