Finding PeopleSoft Process Instance using Oracle session info

Hi:
I'm on Oracle 10.2.0.3 and PeopleSoft Financials 8.9.
Does anybody know how to get PeopleSoft Process Instance using v$session, v$process and other info?
TIA.

Hey Sybrand,
Thanks for your reply.
I am actually a dba trying to help PeopleSoft developers. The question is on the edge between Oracle & PeopleSoft. And yes, I took a close look at v$session. It shows Oracle Session info while Process Instance is a PeopleSoft identifier sitting in PSPRCSRQST table. I intuitively feel that there should be a database-level connection between the two.
All ideas appreciated.
I hope they will show PI in v$session in subsequent versions of Oracle...

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Work item instances can remain active inside a process for years. There is no documentation that I'm aware of that specifically states this, but it's the way it has worked for the last 10 years. Large insurance and financial institutions using the product today have to have this capability.
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