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Feb 26, 2009

From database server, I need to monitor the details about the sql statements which are being currenlt running in client machines.

I tried with V_$SQLTEXT view where I can only see the SQL statements, hash value,address,SQL_id. but I'm not able to get the user name,name the client machine .

find out these details?.Which Data Dictionary i need to use ?.

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