Retrieve real-time SQL requests between Oracle and Tomcat server [closed]

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I'm running a LoadRunner script which generates "Missing IN or OUT parameter at Index:: 1". I think this may come from a sql statement. So I want to get the SQL requests in real-time between my Tomcat server and the Oracle database. I tried to seach on Oracle Enterprise Manager, but didn't get anything useful (I'm not familliar with this tool). So I wonder if there are something that can display the SQL requests(statements) and in what time they have been executed. I don't care about the performence, things like how much time they take, how many percentage of CPU they use, ect..

Is there some tools can do this job? Thanks a lot in advance.

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Looks at your tomcat log and your database transaction logs if you are looking for a time context for when a particular event occurs. If you are looking at frequency, performance, top talkers on your DB then you want to invoke whatever profiler you have your your particular database solution.