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    kill session and orakill

    I want to kill a session.
    I kill the session using alter system kill session.
    The session is marked for kill.
    It still consume ressources. Still lock other session.
    I use orakill my_instance the_spid.


    The session still remains. Is there another nuke out there to kill a session?
    I cant shutdown the database each time i have this problem.

    Im on 10.2.0 on windows 32 bits.

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    kill the os process

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    you cant kill that on windows like u do on unix.. as there is only one process for windows that is oracle.exe.. and session in oracle are threads..

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    How do i identify the os process of the session?

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    steeve.. i think there is some utility to end any thread of any process.. but u need to map that thread id to pid of oracle..

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    I used the task manager to identify the process and it is not in there.

    I used this query to identify my spid for orakill and pid to kill the thread:
    select s.sid, s.PROGRAM, p.spid , s.osuser, p.pid
    from v$process p, v$session s
    where p.addr = s.paddr
    and s.sid = 248;


    If i do orakill ORCL 5508
    Its says it kill it , by it is still in oracle and still locking other session.

    I did pskill 39
    Did not find the process.

    Does anybody has a link or documentation to foward me too?


    How can i identify the thread and kill it?

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