Historical Session information in Oracle 9i

Hi All,
I currently using Oracle 9i for one of my datawarehouse database. I would like to know how can I see historical session information like SID, Username, Program, Consumer CPU Time etc. My main aim is to get Consumed CPU Time for a particular user in a day. Please let me know how can I get this information.
It is a bit important and urgent too.
Thanks,
Kalyan

Oracle version 9i and earlier by default do not track session history information. The information you want for consumed CPU for a particual user for a specific day does not exist.
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제품 : SQL*PLUS
작성날짜 : 1996-11-12
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rem orasessn.sql
rem
rem
rem This script is used to provide users with information regarding their
rem oracle sessions.
rem The USER_SESSION view provides information related only to the
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and v2.statistic# = 3
and v3.name = 'db_name' ;
grant select on ALL_SESSIONS to PUBLIC;
create public synonym ALL_SESSIONS for ALL_SESSIONS;
rem
drop public synonym USER_SESSIONS;
create or replace view USER_SESSIONS
(USERNAME, OS_USER, SID, SERIAL#, STATUS, SERVICE, DATABASE,
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===================================================
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rem orasessn.sql
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rem The USER_SESSION view provides information related only to the
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rem sessions within the database for a user.
rem The DBA_SESSION can only be viewed by the
rem Oracle sys id (and anyone granted select on this view).
rem The DBA_SESSION lists all oracle sessions excluding the Oracle
rem generic processes (dbwr, pmon, smon, etc.).
rem The SID and SERIAL# can be used with killing sessions.
This script must be run from the Oracle sys id.
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rem
set echo on;
spool orasessn;
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drop public synonym ALL_SESSIONS;
create or replace view ALL_SESSIONS
(USERNAME, OS_USER, SID, SERIAL#, STATUS, SERVICE, DATABASE,
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How to get the complete sessions information ?

Dear All,
Can any one post a script to get complete sessions information.
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Hi,
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serial#,
username,
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FROM dba_waiters
WHERE waiting_session = s.SID
AND ROWNUM = 1
AND holding_session NOT IN (SELECT waiting_session
FROM dba_waiters))
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