Need to check if this is expected behavior or bug with wait interface. Whenever application inserts data into table, trigger is fired which runs a merge statement and then runs a update statement on another table. Now when I look at awr report, I see the insert statement has high number of buffer gets/execution and consumes 61% of Db time.(Looking at Sql by buffer gets). Next 2 sql are merge and update statement whose sum of buffer gets equals to the insert statement i.e if Insert statement had 36K buffer gets, merge+update statement has total buffer gets as 36K. (though they have more executions) My question is that if there is a insert statement and there are triggers on it, will Oracle wait interface show the buffer gets statistics for triggers under initial insert statement . This is 10.2.0.4 database on Linux x86_64 Regards Amit http://askdba.org/weblog/