Do I have something wrong with this query? I thought that each oracle OS process
corresponded to one database connection (unless you are using MTS, which we aren't).
This query surprised me. It shows that two different oracle database processes each
correspond to 3 database connections. Can someone explain this?
Thanks,
Jay
SQL> run
1 select vs.username,last_call_et, vp.pid,
2 vs.sid,
3 vs.serial#,
4 vs.osuser,
5 vs.machine,
6 vs.process,
7 vp.spid
8 from v$session vs, v$process vp
9 where vs.paddr = vp.addr
10* and process in ('2949917','2952943')
USERNAME LAST_CALL_ET PID SID SERIAL# OSUSER MACHINE
PROCESS SPID
------------ ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- ------------
------------------------- --------- ---------
APPS 13180 15 11 456 applmgr curly.pcsone.com
2949917 2950637
APPS 13227 15 132 951 applmgr curly.pcsone.com
2949917 2950637
APPS 13746 15 157 198 applmgr curly.pcsone.com
2949917 2950637
APPS 12761 136 125 961 applmgr curly.pcsone.com
2952943 2953312
APPS 12840 136 171 9 applmgr curly.pcsone.com
2952943 2953312
APPS 12808 136 174 13 applmgr curly.pcsone.com
2952943 2953312
6 rows selected.
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