you are getting the SID from the v$session_wait view.. just query the
v$session and find our the session details 
of this SID !   

> ----------
> From:         Gupta, Brijesh[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent:         Friday, February 15, 2002 10:08 PM
> To:   Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
> Subject:      Library Cache wait -- Who is holding this latch
> 
> Hi All
>     I have a session which is waiting for Library Cache latch for 6 hours.
> How can I find who is holding this latch.
> This session is executing a pl/sql script ( Not package ). Latch#  60 is
> library cache latch.
>  
>  
> Here is from v$session_wait
>  
>   1  select * from v$session_wait
>   2* where sid=1005
> PROD>/
> Press Enter to Continue ....
>  
>     SID        SEQ# EVENT                          P1TEXT
> 
> ------- ----------- ------------------------------
> -------------------------------------------------
> P1RAW            P2TEXT
> P2 P2RAW
> ----------------
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> ----------- ------
>  
> Wait  Sec in
> P3TEXT
> P3 P3RAW              time   Wait  STATE
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> ----------- ---------------- ------
>    1005        5987 latch free                     address
> @9925
> 07000001C0A5E228 number
> 60 000000000000003C
> tries
> 0 00                   -1  32,962 WAITED SHORT 
>  
>  
>  
>  
> Thanks
>  
>  
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Brijesh Gupta
> Oracle Production DBA
> 
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