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That's because it's 120 open cursors per session. So
when you have multiple sessions, you will see the total
from v$open_cursor greater than 120.
v$open_cursor doesn't always tell u exactally the number of open cursors that's counting toward the limit. It's better to check v$sesstat for statistic#=3.
Richard Ji
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 1:18 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Hi all,
DB: 817
can somebody tell me how to find out whether a package/procedure being executed.
I checked v$open_cursor.sql_text. But similar text is existing in multiple procedures.
from where can I get a particular procedure being executed ?
1 more Q:
In one of the production instances open_cursors values is 120. But when I checked from v$open_cursor there are more than 120 existing.
I checked distinct sid and distinct hash_value.
am I missing something in my select statement, to get exact open_cursors.
can somebody through somelight on this.
thanx in advance,
srinivas
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