Progress of update

Hi friends,
is there a possibility to see the progress of an update-statement, i.e. how many "rows" of the table have been processed already. We currently have a rather simple UPDATE-statement which cycles through a table with 135000 rows and after 90 minutes run-time we are getting a bit anxious right now and would like an estimate on how many rows have been updated already so we can compute the remaining time of the statement.
Thanks

I am not sure how yuo can estimate but following statement will tell you rollback segment usage by session. May be based on that you can estimate number of rows processed and hence estimate remaining time.
select rpad(object_name, 30, '.') TABLE_NAME, substr(name, 1, 11) rollback, SESSION_ID SID, curext,
       CURBLK
from DBA_OBJECTS A, V$ROLLSTAT B, V$ROLLNAME C, V$LOCKED_OBJECT D
where D.OBJECT_ID = A.OBJECT_ID
   and A.OBJECT_TYPE = 'TABLE'
   and C.USN = B.USN
   and D.XIDUSN = B.USN
order by object_name;Thanks,
Dharmesh Patel

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