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  1. #1
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    I'm creating a procedure which select from v$session, I can select the v$session from sql*plus but seem can't access the v$session from a view.

    How can I get away with this? Or any other way to access the v$session info. I don't know if this is the right way to do it, I'm planning to create a way in which would kill all the session of a specific user other than doing a 'alter system kill session...' repeatedly.

    create or replace procedure session_Test
    as
    v_sid NUMBER;
    begin
    for rec in (select sid, serial#
    from v$session
    where username = user)
    loop
    null;
    -- ... do something
    end loop;
    end;

    LINE/COL ERROR
    -------- -----------------------------------------------------------------
    5/16 PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
    6/22 PLS-00201: identifier 'SYS.V_$SESSION' must be declared

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    If you are not creating this as user sys you have to grant select priveleges on v_$session directly to the user (not via a role)

    Or if you intented to use this user as a general admin account you can grant select any dictionary (in 9i)

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    You as the owner of the procedure/view probably have been granted the access to V$SESSION through some role (probably through DBA role). To be able to access it from PL/SQL or from view, you need to have a direct grant to your schema. Use:

    GRANT SELECT ANY TABLE TO skid;

    or connect as SYS and do:

    GRANT SELECT ON v_$session TO skid;
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    Thanks Jim and Jurij!

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