Sample output is shown as code for only SELECT SQL but there would be many SQL's like SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE AND INSERT. Also is it possible to get only the unique SQL's. The output should contain only the SQL with Bind Variable. It should display the junk values as shown below. 
    ***** SQL Statement *****

SELECT T0.ROW_ID C0, T0.MODIFICATION_NUM C1 FROM siebel.S_SEC_OBJECT T
+0 WHERE ((T0.OBJ_TYPE_CD = ?) AND (T0.NAME = ?)) FETCH FIRST 1 ROWS O
+NLY OPTIMIZE FOR 1 ROW

***** Bind Variables *****

Bind variable 0: User
Bind variable 1: sadmin

[7/14/05 23:19:56:108 MDT] 00000072 SystemOut     O 2005-07-14 23:19:5
+6,108    TRACE_HIGH    DBAxsSql    sadmin    69f1985c-b880-4c52-af59-
+e12add06c461.35    uuid:ba3bbb25-e0d9-55b0-7d71-5d60253944cc    uuid:
+d5f09b24-6116-4f9b-8825-d6d136c66098    ***** SQL Statement Execute T
+ime: 0 ms *****

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