Yes,
The hash value is derived only from the SQL.
The current setting is of the module (set by the
dbms_application_info package, I believe) is
a completely independent item. Possibly this
piece of SQL is called in a common subroutine
that can be called from several different named
modules.
Regards
Jonathan Lewis
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- Original Message -----
From: <M.K.Jha_at_ponl.com>
To: <oracle-l_at_freelists.org>
Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 5:58 PM
Subject: V $SQLAREA
: Hi List,
:
:
: I had identified following hash_value from v$sqlarea on "07-MAY-2004 "
: == Hash Value : 3482349917 Module : SR0010F
: ==Hash Value : 4074394290 Module : SR0010F
:
: And on "07-Jun-2004" , the same has value against
: == Hash Value : 3482349917 Module : EQ5040B
: ==Hash Value : 4074394290 Module : EQ5040B
:
: Is is possible that same hash value can come under different module?
:
:
:
: Manoj Kumar Jha
:
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