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Arup
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> Hi DBAs,
>
> Can somebody confirm that the statement I am using is
> correct or not ?
>
> I use v$sess_io, v$session to check for rolling back
> of a session .(I check for consistent gets, consistent
> reads.)
>
> If the values are changing in the select, i assume
> that the session is using rbs.
>
> but is this correct process toknow that the session is
> rolling back ?
>
> Thanks and Regards,
> srinivas
>
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