How to find out what is populating a table using sql

I would like to find out what is populating a particular tabe. I used
select name,type from dba_source where text like upper('%some_table%'). I know this will give me procedure,function package etc, If this table is being populated by a form how will i get the form name. I am using window XP oracle 10G database

IF you to check what is running at a precisly momemmt you need to Join :
v$transaction a, Gives you current Transaction going On
v$session b, Gives You info about session User
v$sql c Gives you info about SQL Running at Precisly momment
With these Condition you are able to Find what's is Runnimg
where a.SES_ADDR= b.SADDR (+) and
b.SQL_HASH_VALUE = c.HASH_VALUE(+)
I Hope This May help.
Rgds

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