HOW TO MATCH OS PROCESS WITH ORACLE SESSION
Processes, Queries, Sessions
What is a particular OS Oracle process (PID) executing in an Oracle database?
GOAL
To identify SID based on OS PID in the Oracle Database.
DEMO
DEMO: HOW TO MATCH OS PROCESS WITH ORACLE SESSION
SOLUTION
Execute the following query to match the OS PID with a database SID
SET LONG 200000000
SET LINES 300
SET PAGES 999
COL OSUSER FOR A6
COL DBUSER FOR A6
COL SID FOR 9999
COL SERIAL# FOR 9999999
COL PID FOR A8
COL SQL_ID FOR A15
COL STATUS FOR A10
COL CONNECTED_FROM FOR A20
COL MODULE FOR A10
COL PORT FOR 9999999
COL PROGRAM FOR A20
COL ACTIVE_TIME_SEC FOR 9999999999
COL PARSING_SCHEMA_NAME FOR A20
COL SQL_FULLTEXT FOR A60
SELECT S.OSUSER,
S.USERNAME DBUSER,
S.SID,
S.SERIAL#,
P.SPID PID,
S.SQL_ID,
S.STATUS,
S.MACHINE CONNECTED_FROM,
S.PORT,
S.PROGRAM,
S.LAST_CALL_ET ACTIVE_TIME_SEC,
Q.SQL_FULLTEXT
FROM
V$SESSION S,
V$PROCESS P,
V$SQL Q
WHERE
S.PADDR=P.ADDR AND
S.SQL_ID=Q.SQL_ID AND
S.SQL_CHILD_NUMBER=Q.CHILD_NUMBER AND
P.SPID=&PID;
Written At
08 JAN 202220:00
Red Hat Release
7.x x64
Database Release
19.13.0.0.0
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