Lucy -

The user column is broken in v$sort_usage in v8.1.6 and various v8.0.x.  It
either always displays SYS or it displays the user that you are logged in as
(apparently depending on the version of the DB you have).  If you search for
v$sort_usage on Metalink you will see a few related items but in particular
see notes 124298.1 and 1069041.6.

HTH

Linda

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Hi all,
By selecting from v$sort_segment I found there is one user who is
currently use temporary TS, so I want to see who is the user by following
query:

SQL> select USER , SESSION_ADDR, SESSION_NUM,  SQLADDR , SQLHASH from
v$sort_usage;

USER                           SESSION_ SESSION_NUM SQLADDR     SQLHASH
------------------------------ -------- ----------- -------- ----------
SYS                            841CFFC0       60008 8043A9C0 2232545133
then I want to find sid, osuser by runnig
SQL> select username, osuser, sid, serial# from v$session where
saddr='841CFFC0';

USERNAME                       OSUSER                                SID
------------------------------ ------------------------------ ----------
   SERIAL#
----------
FORMS                          dervid                                 80
     60008

my question is why the username from v$sort_usage is different from the
one from v$session.  I thought they should be the same.

Any idea is welcome.

Thanks in advance!
-- 
Lucy Lin Oracle DBA



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