Equivalent of Informix's onstat command

Is there a equivalent of onstat command line in Informix ? onstat helps give lots of information like:
- Session id and the sql that session is currently executing.
- Gives the space left in tablespace
- Threads in waiting, sleeping state
- Information about Informix Virtual processors
- Locks, waits, latches
- Buffered read and write cache
- Thread id's, session ids etc.
It's a complete suite of functionality rolled in one onstat command line command. Is there something similar that would give me all this information ?

I understand what you are saying and I am currently going through Oracle Concepts. However, I also like to get the input from people who have experience in using Oracle. Since I have used Informix for sometime now and have a good knowledge of Informix I was looking for something that give me similar things. That's the reason I asked about general things that any database would have in-built, as I asked in my initial post about sessions, sqls that session is executing, locks etc. Since these are general things I thought Oracle would probably have a way of showing similar information. I am not trying to compare the 2. I am actually trying to learn more about Oracle and that's why I posted this question. You could also ignore "Equivalent of Informix" where it appears. I am just trying to ask generic questions.

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Old Environment:
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Tools : INFORMIX-ESQL Version 7.24.UC8
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New Environment :
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workable until I upgrade my environment.
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If you had found the same case , Please advise me too.
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Yes, you're on track with the quickest way to solve this problem: Recreate your Open Directory Master. However, you can save all of the data stored in the database, except for user passwords, if you use Workgroup Manager's File > Export command to save your users, groups, and computer lists. Even MCX records for same are preserved.
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