Month: May 2023

Cursordump is essential for detecting failed SQL parses in Oracle, as these failures are not stored in the data dictionary. Starting from Oracle 10g, event 10035 reports failed parses. With the 19.16 Release Update, SQL statements failing at parsing are logged with error numbers and OSPIDs but not in the alert.log. Using tools like the x$kglob table can help, but long statements may be undetectable. Implementing triggers for error logging can capture failures, but caution is needed to handle sensitive data and manage log sizes effectively.