SQL_FULLTEXT Column of v$sqlarea

All,
What do I need to do so that the full text stored in sql_fulltext column of v$sqlarea is displayed.
At the moment, when I run the following sql:
select SQL_FULLTEXT from v$sqlarea
where sql_id='0n6x4f5kaaymb';
I get the output below:
SQL_FULLTEXT
SELECT INSTALLED_APP_ID, ORIGINATED_DATE, APPLICATION_ID, RECEIVED_DATE, EFFECTI
Thanks in advance
Baffy

SQL> select SQL_FULLTEXT from v$sqlarea
2 where sql_id='2j0qhrtccbz4u'
3 /
SQL_FULLTEXT
SELECT GA.VALUE FROM SYS.SCHEDULER$_GLOBAL_ATTRIBUTE GA, OBJ$ GO WHERE GA.OBJ# =
SQL> set long 999999999
SQL> select SQL_FULLTEXT from v$sqlarea
2 where sql_id='2j0qhrtccbz4u'
3 /
SQL_FULLTEXT
SELECT GA.VALUE FROM SYS.SCHEDULER$_GLOBAL_ATTRIBUTE GA, OBJ$ GO WHERE GA.OBJ# =
GO.OBJ# AND GO.NAME = 'LOG_HISTORY'

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------SQL_ID        SHARABLE_MEM PERSISTENT_MEM RUNTIME_MEM      SORTS VERSION_COUNT
LOADED_VERSIONS OPEN_VERSIONS USERS_OPENING    FETCHES EXECUTIONS
PX_SERVERS_EXECUTIONS END_OF_FETCH_COUNT USERS_EXECUTING      LOADS
FIRST_LOAD_TIME     INVALIDATIONS PARSE_CALLS DISK_READS DIRECT_WRITES
BUFFER_GETS APPLICATION_WAIT_TIME CONCURRENCY_WAIT_TIME CLUSTER_WAIT_TIME
USER_IO_WAIT_TIME PLSQL_EXEC_TIME JAVA_EXEC_TIME ROWS_PROCESSED COMMAND_TYPE
OPTIMIZER_ OPTIMIZER_COST
OPTIMIZER_ENV
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------OPTIMIZER_ENV_HASH_VALUE PARSING_USER_ID PARSING_SCHEMA_ID
PARSING_SCHEMA_NAME            KEPT_VERSIONS ADDRESS HASH_VALUE OLD_HASH_VALUE
PLAN_HASH_VALUE MODULE
--------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------MODULE_HASH ACTION
ACTION_HASH SERIALIZABLE_ABORTS
OUTLINE_CATEGORY                                                   CPU_TIME
ELAPSED_TIME OUTLINE_SID                              LAST_ACT R
OBJECT_STATUS       LITERAL_HASH_VALUE LAST_LOAD I CHILD_LATCH
SQL_PROFILE                                                      PROGRAM_ID
PROGRAM_LINE# EXACT_MATCHING_SIGNATURE FORCE_MATCHING_SIGNATURE LAST_ACTI
BIND_DATA
select * From v$sqlarea order by FIRST_LOAD_TIME desc

SQL_FULLTEXT Column of v$sqlarea

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