Current running sql statement in procedure?

How to identify the current running sql statement in procedure or package? From the v$sqlarea, i can see the only procedure name with parameters, but not current execution statement? is there any dba view to know the current execution statement in 9i & 10g ?

hi
u can also use dba_source view to know which sql statement issued by which user

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begin
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=======================================
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