Total no. of users logged into the database

Can we find out total number of users logged into the database? I do not have DBA privileges.
If it is not possible by a straight SQL then do I have any other options?
Thanks.

You can find the list of all users using the query "Select * from V$Sesssion_connect_info". This requires access to system tables. But this query gives the OS user information and not the database user information.
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Can we find out total number of users logged into the database? I do not have DBA privileges.
If it is not possible by a straight SQL then do I have any other options?
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