Commit per session

hi guru's
i have one little question
which v$view can tell us " how many commits done by user x in particular session" ????
thanks for response

- show the user commits by frequency
SELECT SID, VALUE
FROM v$sesstat
WHERE statistic# = (SELECT statistic#
FROM v$statname
WHERE NAME = 'user commits')
ORDER BY VALUE DESC;
Hope it helps.
Regards
Asif Kabir

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