V$SYSMETRIC values and login username/SID/servicename/hostname.

Hi all,
Does the values in V$SYSMETRIC depend on the login username/SID/servicename, or is it just the hostname that matters?
Regards,
Alex

had a question with regards to v$sql and v$sessstat. SQL statements are SHARED across sessions; while V$SESSTAT is limted to only your session.

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