Hi!

I would look at program column in v$session... it should show oracle or
something similar there if the connection is initiated by another Oracle
server.

Tanel.
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> I have a task to pull v$session info from various databases and insert
into
> a history table.
> I'd like to exclude those sessions that are connected to a database via a
db
> link.
> Is there an easy way to identify such sessions?
>
>
> Thanks.
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