SELECT
p.spid -- The UNIX PID
,s.sid ,s.serial#
,p.username as os_user
,s.username ,s.status
,p.terminal ,p.program
FROM v$session s ,v$process p
WHERE p.addr = s.paddr
ORDER BY s.username ,p.spid ,s.sid ,s.serial# ;
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