The column CTIME in V$LOCK indicate that the time since the current lock
mode has been acquired/converted. The time is shown in units of seconds.
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> Folks,
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> Question here, the CTIME column in V$LOCK is expressed in what? Seconds,
> milli-seconds, What?? Anyone know?
>
> Dick Goulet
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