Find out sql text

Hi All,
How i can findout which sql statement executed from which client machine??
I think with the help of v$session and v$sql views we can find out.But I am not able to find out the relaionship beween these tables.
Any Idea???

sam wrote:
But here i wan to store who is used which query for future reference.I agree with carstenj that using a trigger does not sound practical. What would the triggering event be - there are system triggers but I cannot think of any that would execute just because a query executed.
You could set up a scheduled job to capture users and their activity but I don't see what advantage that would have over the usual automatic workload repository (requires a license) reports.
You can get a point-in-time picture of of a session's activity by using Oracle trace: turn it on, perform the trace (there is overhead and the session will run slightly slower) and turn it off again when you are done. You can get run statistics for each SQL the session executed with execution plans too.

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I'm not frustrated. It's just that any suggestions we make are solely based on the information provided. Sometimes posters start focusing on the solution they want to use (which is ok for their viewpoint) and don't explain the actual problem they are trying to solve. That often limits our ability to understand the options.
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