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Problem solved
You can get the sid from v$mystat, having this we can then query v$session for the rest.
George
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Sent: 22 October 2002 18:44 PM
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Hi all
I need to record the time, sun process id and oracle proc id when a user connects.
This needs to be done via a trigger, does someone have something like this handy, I am battling trying to find out in a trigger what the user's information is.
thx
George
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