I have noticed that if I do not connect using the '@SID' in my connect
string, then I don't get anything for ip address.
Another thing: I think you want to limit your query to v_$session to one row
with something like "where sid = 1"
Another thing: You might need to do sys.v_$session.
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> E.g. Query:
>
> Select sys_context('USERENV','IP_ADDRESS') from v_$session;
>
> Return NOTHING :(
>
>
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