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Hello,
itrprof calculates CPU utilization for SQLs, total non-SYS SQLs and total sys SQLs.
----I guess I'll be a marketing employee.
> Hi
> Is there any way to find which oracle process is taking much CPU except at
> OS level.Is there any view available from which we can see the cpu
> utilisation of particular user query.
> Thanks in advance
> -Seema
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