Session rollback after killing

Hello,
I am working on Oracle 11g r2 rac two node on AIX.
On production database we found out the one user was holding locks on few tables and we killed that user but
after killing user also it was exist in that database , it was trying to rollback data and until that user will relaese the lock we are not able to
run job again.
Other guys are asking us how much time it will take to rollback the data but we are not awere of that .Finally after 20 minutes that user disappared
and locks got relaesed.
I want to know how to check if after killing a database user what user is doing and if it is rolling back that data ..how much time it will take to complete it..
Any idea...

You can use Audit as Osama said.
Also you can use V$TRANSACTION to see the status of the rollback.

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 >> >>
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 >> >> }
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 >> >>
 >> >> import java.util.*;
 >> >>
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 >> >>
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 >> >>
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 >> >> public static final String JNDI_QUEUE_NAME =
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 >> >>
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 >> >> package com.malani.jms.resources;
 >> >>
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 >> >> Text is: 6
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 >> >> Text is: 8
 >> >>
 >> >> Text is: 9
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 >> >> Text is: 10
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 >> >> Text is: 11
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 >> >> Text is: 12
 >> >>
 >> >> Text is: 13
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 >> >> Text is: 15
 >> >>
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 >> >>
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 >> >>
 >> >> Text is: 18
 >> >>
 >> >> Text is: 19
 >> >>
 >> >>
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 >> >>
 >> >> Thank you so much....
 >> >>
 >> >>
 >> >
 >> >
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Abhi...

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Firefox freezes (along with any other program I might have running) a minute or two after I have started my session. After a minute or so, it's O.K. I have disabled all off my extensions and the problem still persists.

Hello Meg, the phone allowed me to stay on long enough to download a new app but then shut down the app centre and returned to the home screen.
Was there a specific "fix App" for this?

Edit session value after login

I would like to edit the session value of a session that is set after a user logs in.
Problem:
I have a field 'date of birth' in my database: yyyy-mm-dd, but i need the age value instead in the session.
I know how to calculate this but that is not the question, i need to know where to edit this value so that after a login the session is set to the age of the user instead of his/her date of birth value from the database.
I hope you understand.
Can someone please help me out...
Thanks,
Jim

Hi Jim,
 
 nope, Adobe/Interakt are not participating here.
 
 However, I do *think* that converting these values *upon* login seems quite weird to do -- ADDT´s session variables are based on the "as is" contents of DB table fields, and what you´re asking for is a very special usage scenario which was even never asked for in the Interakt forums, so that´s why assumingly other forum particpants reading this keep scratching their heads as well.
 
 The only approach I can suggest for now, is to convert the session variables *after* login, and that´s quite easily possible -- on that very page that´s going to display the banner, it should be possible to initialize the abovementioned "calculate age from birthday" conversion routine and assign the session variable "current_age" to the PHP variable "$birthday_user", e.g. $birthday_user = $_SESSION['current_age'];
 
 Once you have this clearly assigned, all you´d have to do is to apply a "Show IF conditional region" that´s checking against the $birthday_user value, e.g.
 
 <?php // Show IF Conditional region_check_user_age if ($birthday_user < 20) { ?>
 display banner for folks under 20
 <?php // else Conditional region_check_user_age } else { ?>
 display banner for folks older than 20
 <?php } // endif Conditional region_check_user_age ?>
 
 As the line breaks in the code posted above will most likely disappear as before, I´m attaching a text-only version
 
 Cheers,
 Günter Schenk
 Adobe Community Expert, Dreamweaver

Can't get back to GDM after killing X server with ALT CTRL BACKSPACE

the killing is working but i get into a black screen with a couple of lines, and can't do nothing there... (i don't have a command line there)
(it is the screen i get before gnome is talking control after my computer starts.)
the problem started(i think) with gnome 3.16.
in gnome 3.14 it worked great, and after killing X, i get into gdm again automatically.
Last edited by andav (2015-04-17 11:44:51)

bulletmark wrote:
andav wrote:p.s.
now there is something strange before gnome is started.
after i login in gdm, i get a black screen with 2 diagonal lines, made from litlle squares, with some colors, and after this gone(2 seconds or so), gnome takes control.
Since 3.16 gdm uses Wayland to present the login screen (e.g. http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=n … E-Mid-Feb) so that graphical glitch occurs over the transition from Wayland to X. If you don't like it then (I guess) you can force gdm to use X. See https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Document … ts/Desktop. I don't see any glitch on my intel graphics box.
great.
thank you very much! :-)

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Regards,
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Hi Krishna,
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