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ACTIVE SESSION DETAILS SCRIPT IN ORACLE DATABASE

irut@/home/oracle/dba/scripts: cat active_session_history.sql
spool active_session_history.log
set pages 5000
set lines 500
set trims on
col sample_time format a25
col event format a30
col sql_id format a15
col sql_text format a200
col session_id format 99999
col p1text format a10
col p2text format a30
select sh.inst_id,
       sh.sample_time,
       sh.sql_id,
       sh.session_id,
       sh.blocking_session,
       sh.wait_time,
       sh.time_waited,
       sh.event,
       sh.p1,
       sh.p1text,
       sh.p2,
       sh.p2text,
       (select distinct substr(t.sql_text,1,200)
        from gv$sqlarea t
        where sh.sql_id = t.sql_id) sql_text
from gv$active_session_history sh
where sh.event is not null
--and sh.sample_time > sysdate-10/1440
and sh.session_id=&SID
order by sh.sample_time,sample_id;

spool off;

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