Find the user that executed the SQL procedure

We are using Oracle 10g R2 on Linux.
I want to know the OS user that executed the purging procedure (PURGE). For this, i am using the following query which is not returning any row:
select *
from DBA_HIST_ACTIVE_SESS_HISTORY ash, DBA_HIST_SQLTEXT s
where ASH.SQL_ID = s.SQL_ID
and UPPER(s.SQL_TEXT) like '%PURGE%';Is the above query fine?

Moazzam wrote:
We are using Oracle 10g R2 on Linux.
I want to know the OS user that executed the purging procedure (PURGE). For this, i am using the following query which is not returning any row:Since what you are doing to get the user indirectly is not working would another approach be helpful?
Since you want to know who is running the procedure would a log table you could insert into at the start or end of the procedure help, to store the information you are interesting in seeing?
Or, can you get the information you want from other system views? V$SESSION has the OSUSER column as well as SQL_ID and other join columns for other views (like V$SQL).

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