How to view connected session's SQL history

Using the below query, I can see whos connected.
select username,last_call_et,status,machine from v$session
How can I see the SQL history for a particular connected session?
DB version 10gR2

What about using Auditing ? For historical analysis Audit is the best option.
Below link may also be of your interest :
sql - Oracle queries executed by a session - Stack Overflow
Regards
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