Need to set module name = username in V$sqlarea

Question

Hi All,
I tried to set module name same as schema name in v$sqlarea, generally it was sql*plus. For that i created one after database logon trigger, but it didn't work for all users, it is only working for SYS schema only.
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER LOGIN_USERS_TRIG_NEW
AFTER LOGON ON DATABASE
declare
v_dbuser varchar2(32) ;
begin
select sys_context('USERENV','SESSION_USER') into v_dbuser from dual;
dbms_application_info.set_module(v_dbuser);
end;
result will verify from
select module , parsing_schema_name from v$sqlarea;
so if i am logging with scott user then in v$sqlarea table module name should be scott only. so whatever queries was executed from scott all queries module name should scott only.
Like that for all users. Please suggest is there any other option.
Thanks in advance,

Answer 1

user583843 wrote:
Hi All,
I tried to set module name same as schema name in v$sqlarea, generally it was sql*plus. For that i created one after database logon trigger, but it didn't work for all users, it is only working for SYS schema only.
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER LOGIN_USERS_TRIG_NEW
AFTER LOGON ON DATABASE
declare
v_dbuser varchar2(32) ;
begin
select sys_context('USERENV','SESSION_USER') into v_dbuser from dual;
dbms_application_info.set_module(v_dbuser);
end;
result will verify from
select module , parsing_schema_name from v$sqlarea;
so if i am logging with scott user then in v$sqlarea table module name should be scott only. so whatever queries was executed from scott all queries module name should scott only.
Like that for all users. Please suggest is there any other option.
Thanks in advance,in which schema's context, is trigger fired & run?
with Oracle everything is denied; except that which is explicitly GRANTed.
is SCOTT allowed to EXECUTE TRIGGER?
is SCOTT allowed to access SYS_CONTEXT?
etc.