No Brian, traceonly does not execute the query, it only shows you its
execution plan, which is exactly what I said I didn't want. I want
execution times, but uncorrupted by the (large!) time it takes for
sqlplus to spit the rows into an Emacs buffer
A shell script that reads a query from a file, executes it, and
reports timing results seems like the way to go. I have a simple
version of that now.
