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-- ************************************************************************************************************
-- * Filename : ses_all.sql
-- * Author : Saravanakumar K
-- * Create : 13-Aug-2018
-- * Last Update : 13-Aug-2018
-- * Description : It will provide database all session information exclueding background process
-- * Usage : start ses_all.sql
-- * Version : v1
-- *************************************************************************************************************
set pagesize 9999
set lines 700 tab off feedback on
col ses_info for a12 heading 'SID,SER#|SesInfo'
col program for a25 heading Program trunc
col LOGON-TIME for a17 heading 'Logon-Time'
col machine for a15 heading 'Machine/|Server Name'
col username for a15 heading 'User Name'
col osuser for a10 heading 'OS user'
col PROCESS for a8 heading 'Server|Proc ID'
col cl_proc for a15 heading 'Client|Proc ID'
col sql_id for a15 heading 'SQL ID'
col last_call_et for a16 heading 'Last UserCall|Act/Inact'
col STATUS for a10 heading 'Session|Status'
SELECT
c.inst_id,
SUBSTR(c.sid||','||c.serial#,1,12) ses_info,
SUBSTR(c.username,1,15) USERNAME,
SUBSTR(c.program,1,25) PROGRAM,
SUBSTR(c.osuser,1,10) osuser,
SUBSTR(d.spid,1,9) PROCESS,
SUBSTR(c.machine,1,15) MACHINE,
c.sql_id sql_id,
c.status status,
trim(to_char(trunc(c.last_call_et / 60 / 60 / 24),'09'))||' '
|| trim(to_char(trunc(mod(c.last_call_et / 60 / 60, 24)),'09'))||':'
|| trim(to_char(trunc(mod(c.last_call_et, 3600) / 60),'09'))||':'
|| trim(to_char(mod(mod(c.last_call_et, 3600), 60),'09')) last_call_et,
TO_CHAR(logon_time,'dd-mm-yy hh24:mi:ss') "LOGON-TIME"
FROM
gv$session c,
gv$process d
WHERE
c.paddr=d.addr
and c.inst_id=d.inst_id
and type <> 'BACKGROUND'
and c.sql_id is not null
ORDER BY
c.inst_id,
logon_time,
c.program;
set tab on feedback on
clear col
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