RE: capturing sql text & times of (long running) queries through trigger?

Have you considered using statspack?  You can adjust it's frequency and
the thresholds it uses for capturing the top SQL.  It won't give you
exact stop and start times for multiple executions (it might give you
the first & last_load_time though), but it will give you a general idea
of what queries were running when and their elapsed_time along with
their disk_reads, buffer_gets, rows_processed and other stats.


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