Distinguish User from web or from SQL Plus

Just wondering if there is a way to tell the difference that record update was done from the web or from database editor like Oracle sql Developer or SQL Plus.
I am trying to identified the user who updating data record but could not get where. I use Session USER or OSUSER, does not help, session Terminal gives me "unknown" or "". Please advice.
Thanks.

Hopefully every user logs in with their own userid. The typical web technique of logging on as a generic web user is not a good idea.
Then the question is: do the modules set the system context info properly? (See DBMS_APPLICATION_INFO package and SYS_CONTEXT function.)

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