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SELECT SUBSTR(sql_text, 1, 2000) FROM sys.V_$OPEN_CURSOR WHERE UPPER (sql_text) LIKE 'ALTER SESSION%'
with appropriate sid.
Raj
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Help me out here, is there a procedure or statement I can use to record
client character set settings in a logon trigger?
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