I think I read once that the X$ tables correspond directly to the C
structs and other data structures used by the Oracle kernel itself, or
maybe that's in the murky depths one level below X$. I don't know of any
situations in which it would be "safe" to attempt to manipulate them. In
fact, unless you're sure what you're doing, stick to DBA_ and above! :0)
g
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hi list
what is x$ tables and what do they storre rather than
v$ tables.
reg/svs
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