Find history user session total idle/connection time

HI Friends,
We can find current session total idle and connection time. How can we find users each history session total connect time and idle time?
I try find in v$active_session_history but no luck. we use oracle 11g with audit
Any suggestion?
newdba

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HI Friends,
We can find current session total idle and connection time. How can we find users each history session total connect time and idle time?
I try find in v$active_session_history but no luck. we use oracle 11g with audit
Any suggestion?
newdba
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