View source of all sql which oracle executed

Dear Experts,
I want to see which action (Select, insert, update, delete) user requested oracle for executing. For example
When a user execute "Select * from dual". As a DBA, I want to see this source SQL. can you tell me the way to get this informatioin?
Thank you and best regards
- Tu

First get the session id of the user from[b] v$session.
Then u can use v$sql,v$sqltext or v$sqlarea for to see all the sql executed in that instance.
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