Re: V$LOCK definition

The time is in units of seconds -
 
-Arun.
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  for some applications, it becomes expressed in terms of   days
  :-)
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  Folks,
          Question here, the
  CTIME column in V$LOCK is expressed in what?  Seconds, milli-seconds,   What??  Anyone know?
  Dick Goulet Senior Oracle DBA
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