How to monitor DROP USER

Hi Guys,
Would anybody suggest me how to monitor the DROP USER command?
OS: AIX, Oracle: 11.2.0.2
CSM

CSM.DBA wrote:
I'm extremely sorry for not framing the question properly.
I mean, Is there any way I can monitor the progress of the DROP USER command.
To give more details, I have a schema with 500G+ data and I want to drop that schema. No doubt it'll take significant time but how to monitor how it's progressing?
Using v$session_longops ?
Aman....

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