Top SQL by DB user in Oracle 10g DB Console

Is there a way to filter Top SQLs on 10g DB Console by a specific DB User? I know you can get all the SQLs by a specific user from Search Sessions, but it doesn't rank them by CPU usage. Any help is greatly appreciated.

nice idea, because SQL itself doesn't contain info about session executing it.
See Top SQL/Consumers
in OEM 10: goto Perfomance - Top Activity - here you can see Top SQLs (left side) and Top Sessions (right side) and ! if click on SQL ID from Top SQL you can see sessions executing it on Activity page.

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