Top sessions query

Hello does anyone have a query that I can use to show sid, serial# and current SQL for a specified user. I know there are tools out there but there is no budget for anything now and OEM is acting very unstable in my environment. I keep having to shut it down and restart it. My Oracle version is 9.2.0.8 on Sun Solaris 9. Thank you for your input.
-- David

Justin, I do not have a sql_id in my v$session or v$sql. This is for 10g and above. I am running 9.2.0.8.
SQL> desc v$session
Name                                      Null?    Type
SADDR                                              RAW(8)
SID                                                NUMBER
SERIAL#                                            NUMBER
AUDSID                                             NUMBER
PADDR                                              RAW(8)
USER#                                              NUMBER
USERNAME                                           VARCHAR2(30)
COMMAND                                            NUMBER
OWNERID                                            NUMBER
TADDR                                              VARCHAR2(16)
LOCKWAIT                                           VARCHAR2(16)
STATUS                                             VARCHAR2(8)
SERVER                                             VARCHAR2(9)
SCHEMA#                                            NUMBER
SCHEMANAME                                         VARCHAR2(30)
OSUSER                                             VARCHAR2(30)
PROCESS                                            VARCHAR2(12)
MACHINE                                            VARCHAR2(64)
TERMINAL                                           VARCHAR2(30)
PROGRAM                                            VARCHAR2(48)
TYPE                                               VARCHAR2(10)
SQL_ADDRESS                                        RAW(8)
SQL_HASH_VALUE                                     NUMBER
PREV_SQL_ADDR                                      RAW(8)
PREV_HASH_VALUE                                    NUMBER
MODULE                                             VARCHAR2(48)
MODULE_HASH                                        NUMBER
ACTION                                             VARCHAR2(32)
ACTION_HASH                                        NUMBER
CLIENT_INFO                                        VARCHAR2(64)
FIXED_TABLE_SEQUENCE                               NUMBER
ROW_WAIT_OBJ#                                      NUMBER
ROW_WAIT_FILE#                                     NUMBER
ROW_WAIT_BLOCK#                                    NUMBER
ROW_WAIT_ROW#                                      NUMBER
LOGON_TIME                                         DATE
LAST_CALL_ET                                       NUMBER
PDML_ENABLED                                       VARCHAR2(3)
FAILOVER_TYPE                                      VARCHAR2(13)
FAILOVER_METHOD                                    VARCHAR2(10)
FAILED_OVER                                        VARCHAR2(3)
RESOURCE_CONSUMER_GROUP                            VARCHAR2(32)
PDML_STATUS                                        VARCHAR2(8)
PDDL_STATUS                                        VARCHAR2(8)
PQ_STATUS                                          VARCHAR2(8)
CURRENT_QUEUE_DURATION                             NUMBER
CLIENT_IDENTIFIER                                  VARCHAR2(64)
SQL> desc v$sql
Name                                      Null?    Type
SQL_TEXT                                           VARCHAR2(1000)
SHARABLE_MEM                                       NUMBER
PERSISTENT_MEM                                     NUMBER
RUNTIME_MEM                                        NUMBER
SORTS                                              NUMBER
LOADED_VERSIONS                                    NUMBER
OPEN_VERSIONS                                      NUMBER
USERS_OPENING                                      NUMBER
FETCHES                                            NUMBER
EXECUTIONS                                         NUMBER
USERS_EXECUTING                                    NUMBER
LOADS                                              NUMBER
FIRST_LOAD_TIME                                    VARCHAR2(19)
INVALIDATIONS                                      NUMBER
PARSE_CALLS                                        NUMBER
DISK_READS                                         NUMBER
BUFFER_GETS                                        NUMBER
ROWS_PROCESSED                                     NUMBER
COMMAND_TYPE                                       NUMBER
OPTIMIZER_MODE                                     VARCHAR2(10)
OPTIMIZER_COST                                     NUMBER
PARSING_USER_ID                                    NUMBER
PARSING_SCHEMA_ID                                  NUMBER
KEPT_VERSIONS                                      NUMBER
ADDRESS                                            RAW(8)
TYPE_CHK_HEAP                                      RAW(8)
HASH_VALUE                                         NUMBER
PLAN_HASH_VALUE                                    NUMBER
CHILD_NUMBER                                       NUMBER
MODULE                                             VARCHAR2(64)
MODULE_HASH                                        NUMBER
ACTION                                             VARCHAR2(64)
ACTION_HASH                                        NUMBER
SERIALIZABLE_ABORTS                                NUMBER
OUTLINE_CATEGORY                                   VARCHAR2(64)
CPU_TIME                                           NUMBER
ELAPSED_TIME                                       NUMBER
OUTLINE_SID                                        NUMBER
CHILD_ADDRESS                                      RAW(8)
SQLTYPE                                            NUMBER
REMOTE                                             VARCHAR2(1)
OBJECT_STATUS                                      VARCHAR2(19)
LITERAL_HASH_VALUE                                 NUMBER
LAST_LOAD_TIME                                     VARCHAR2(19)
IS_OBSOLETE                                        VARCHAR2(1)
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