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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.server -> Re: What is "User terminal"?
The terminal is not necessarily the machine the user logged in from.
That value should be found in the column named machine. The value in
the terminal column can vary for the same username, osuser, and machine
value on UNIX systems where the UNIX session is created via telnet or
xterms.
USERNAME OSUSER SID SERIAL# ------------ ------------ ------ ------- APPL MACHINE APPL PROCESS TERMINAL
--------------- ------------ ------------------------------ MPOWEL01 mpowel01 24 697 ddcdev1 133016 pts/18 MPOWEL01 mpowel01 45 1547 ddcdev1 118484 pts/2
As you can see each of my sessions has the same Oracle, OS user ID, and machine values but the terminal value differs for each of my sessions. For some of the connections made from PC clients the machine and terminal names match and for some of these connections the two columns hold different values. It depends on how the client machines are configured. The contents of the terminal column varies based on technical details behind the connection.
HTH -- Mark D Powell -- Received on Wed Mar 30 2005 - 09:06:00 CST
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