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All versions of Oracle database. Add a version-specific tag like oracle-11g-r2 if that context is important in the question. Do not use for Oracle products such as applications or middleware or other database products owned by Oracle, like MySQL or BerkeleyDB.
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Is it possible in Oracle to trace SQL statements that result in errors?
l_sql_text(i);
END LOOP;
INSERT INTO QUERY_LOG (Id , Ora_Err , EXE_DATE , QRY_LOG)
VALUES (QUERY_LOG_ID.Nextval, ora_server_error(1), Sysdate,t1 );
--END IF;
END;
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