Topic Brief: command to parse: cut -f9- -d\: cut -f1 -d\} sed -e 's/^."//' -e 's/"$//' log_line_prefix used: '%t %p %l-1 db-%d,user-%u,app-%a ... Whether you are a DBA, database developer, or application developer, chances are you already use
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command to parse: cut -f9- -d\: cut -f1 -d\} sed -e 's/^."//' -e 's/"$//' log_line_prefix used: '%t %p %l-1 db-%d,user-%u,app-%a ... Whether you are a DBA, database developer, or application developer, chances are you already use
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