SQL_TEXT and Bind Value

Hi everybody
I'm looking for the SYS objects that contain SQL_TEXT binded parameters value.
e.g. :
In SQL Statement >
SELECT * FROM MyTab where ThisColumn = :1
I'm looking for value of ':1' !
Regards.
AL

Is this what you are looking for?
SQL> desc v$sql_bind_data
Name                                      Null?    Type
CURSOR_NUM                                         NUMBER
POSITION                                           NUMBER
DATATYPE                                           NUMBER
SHARED_MAX_LEN                                     NUMBER
PRIVATE_MAX_LEN                                    NUMBER
ARRAY_SIZE                                         NUMBER
PRECISION                                          NUMBER
SCALE                                              NUMBER
SHARED_FLAG                                        NUMBER
SHARED_FLAG2                                       NUMBER
BUF_ADDRESS                                        RAW(4)
BUF_LENGTH                                         NUMBER
VAL_LENGTH                                         NUMBER
BUF_FLAG                                           NUMBER
INDICATOR                                          NUMBER
VALUE                                              VARCHAR2(4000)
SQL>

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