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Snippet Name: USERS: view currently connected users

Description: View all of the currently connected users on the system. Handy for spot security checks.

Also see:
» USER: connection information
» USER: User Information 2
» USER idle time
» USER Information
» USER active connected users
» USER memory use
» USER: Connected Users
» USER: drop user
» USER: misc queries and commands
» USER system authentication
» USER lock account
» USER password expiration
» USER profile
» USER tablespace quota
» USER temp tablespace
» USER tablespace
» USER password
» USERS: view specific user info
» USERS: view all active users
» USERS: Drop users
» USERS: Lock and Unlock accounts
» USERS: Proxy Users
» USERS: Grant tablespace access
» USERS: Alter a user
» USERS: CREATE USER w/ authentication
» USERS: Creating Users
» CREATE USER
» Drop User example
» Create User example
» Create User

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Language: PL/SQL
Highlight Mode: PLSQL
Last Modified: March 09th, 2009

SELECT SUBSTR(v_$session.USERNAME,1,15) USERNAME,
SUBSTR(X.status,1,8) STATUS,
SUBSTR(X.server,1,10) SERVER,
SUBSTR(X.TYPE,1,10) TYPE,
SUBSTR(X.event,1,20) "WAIT EVENT",
DECODE(X.command,
       1,'Create Table',
       2,'Insert',
       3,'Select',
       6,'Update',
       7,'Delete',
       8,'Drop',
       9,'Create Index',
      10,'Drop Index',
      12,'Drop Table',
      17,'Grant',
      26,'Lock Table',
      42,'Alter Session',
      43,'Alter User',
      44,'Commit',
      45,'Rollback',
      X.command) COMMAND
FROM v_$session X, v_$session_wait Z
WHERE (X.sid = Z.sid)
AND X.username != 'SYS'
ORDER BY X.username;


 
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