Kill the Session procedure file

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• How to kill the session running from work processes

  How to kill the session work processes running... What is the process to be programmed

  BEGIN
  FOR c IN (
  SELECT s.sid,
  s.serial#
  FROM v$session s
  WHERE s.username = 'your_user_name'
  )
  LOOP
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'alter system kill session ''' ||
  c.sid || ',' || c.serial# || '''';
  END LOOP;
END;

• kill the session.

  Hi all
  
  I want to kill session through Toad. What someone has knowledge of the toad that how to kill session from there?
  I was using my form if the cause of something its closed and my user is still active then cany help me how to kill the session or active users?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Sarah

  You must have DBA privileges to perform this activity.

  using toad, click Session browser, expand the program to the title of the list of programs, select the process; on the top of the page, click Kill (cross icon)

  HTH...

• How to kill the session during the export of data from the database in essbase

  Hi all
  
  I actually tried to export all the data for essbase DB but it takes almost 25 hrs still his past.
  Please suggest me how to kill this session. I tried to kill him but his does not work...
  
  Really appreciate if somebody gives answer for that...
  
  Thank you...
  
  Me...

  Your only option is to go to the Task Manager/Unix command line and kill the ESSSVR.exe process. This process is blocked and all of the demolitions that you issue of EAS/MaxL won't fix.

  Kind regards

  Cameron Lackpour

• How to kill a session by the non privileged user

  Hello
  
  I use the oracle 10.2.0.3 version.
  
  I have to give privileged kill session to a user non-preferred, below 2 ways, I know that this can be done with.
  
  1. by giving change the system to this user privilege.
  
  2. by creating a procedure in any user with DBA privileges, which has the statement to execute immediate change the system kill session & by granting execute this procedure to this user.
  
  Apart from the above two ways, I heard that there is a procedure/priviledge etc. also well integrated into Oracle. Which can be granted to individual users.
  
  No idea if there is something of this kind?
  
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Best regards
  Oratest

  Each session has a partner gets server process created in OS that Oracle creates (the setting of the dedicated server), so if you kill even the session in Oracle and the corresponding operating system process is not killed, then the session is marked for KILL and do not get killed instantly or marked as snipped.

  Also, there is no explicit privilege in Oracle to grant only the ability to kill session, you will need to ALTER SYSTEM privilege and, of course, it gives you much more capacity than to simply kill the session and therefore impossible to give all users who does not keep a database.

• Why kill him the session is not immediate

  Hello
  I'm on 8.1.7.4 company
  I have a loop that takes hours
  When I kill the sesison running this loop
  I can still see the loop is still to work (selects, inserts,...)
  and I have to wait a time loooooooong
  
  Why kill the session is not immediate, not to make it faster?
  
  Thank you

  Take a look at this... He talks to kill sessions using the ORAKILL utility...
  http://articles.TechRepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-5224960.html

  Concerning
  Z.K.

• Why the Kill_session procedure does not work?

  Hi all
  
  I like to kill session grant the user of the app in the dev environment. So I did the following steps, but the procedure kills him the session while testing.
  
  Step 1:
  
  create or replace procedure kill_session
  (
  p_sid NUMBER,
  p_serial # NUMBER
  ) AS
  m_sql VARCHAR2 (1000);
  m_loginusername VARCHAR2 (30);
  m_killusername VARCHAR2 (30);
  m_schemaname varchar2 (30);
  BEGIN
  SELECT a.USERNAME, a.SCHEMANAME INTO m_killusername, m_schemaname
  SESSION $ v one
  WHERE a.sid = p_sid
  AND a.serial # = p_serial #;
  Select the user in double m_loginusername;
  IF m_loginusername = m_killusername AND m_schemaname NOT IN ('SYS', 'SYSTEM')
  THEN
  m_sql: =' the ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION ' | " ' || p_sid | «, » || p_serial # | '''|| "' IMMEDIATE ';
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE m_sql;
  dbms_output.put_line ("'Session killed.");
  ON THE OTHER
  dbms_output.put_line (' User Login ' | m_loginusername |) "The user to Kill ' | m_killusername);
  dbms_output.put_line ('can't kill session from other users or Admin users');
  raise_application_error (-20101, ' can't kill the session to other users or Admin users, or self');
  END IF;
  EXCEPTION
  WHILE OTHERS THEN
  dbms_output.put_line ('Error in Session kill.' |) SQLERRM (SQLCODE));
  END kill_session;
  
  Step 2:
  
  Grant execute on sys.kill_session to the APP.
  Grant select on v_$ APP session;
  
  Step 3:
  
  To validate this permission to kill session, as a s/n, I created the TEST user and created a session. Then I tried to kill the TEST user's sid, but the procedure did not kill the session instead it gives power like PL/SQL executed successfully.
  
  By
  Mr.B

  Set serveroutput on

  SQL> set serveroutput on
  SQL> exec sys.kill_session(132,10);
  Session Killed.
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
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• Dba_ddl_locks locks do not appear in the sessions of V$

  Hello
  
  I need to remove a stored procedure whose status is invalid, but when I try to do the process no end...
  
  When I look in dba_ddl_locks then I found 4 sessions of locking of the object, but if I get this sessions in sessions of $ V that do not appear while I can´t kill the sessions.
  
  If I try to close the instance using immediate stop, Don t of the database close and always waiting for that the closed sessions. I can only lower the instance to stop abortion, but when it restarts I have the same problem again...
  
  I work with Oracle 9i on W2003R2.
  
  Anyone know how I can kill this session?
  
  Thank you

  Salvation;

  dba_ddl_locks

  I have not mentioned this point of view, I mentioned v$ Access view ;) Please interview him that test again your question

  Respect of
  HELIOS

• How to keep the session on active network firewall

  Hi Experts,
  
  
  I installed Oracle 10 g Database Server on the Linux machine and one application on another machine. The normal behavior of the application is that it will connect to the database from some users and called SQL loader will load data into the database on network firewall.
  
  Problem:
  
  As I have already mentioned that the entire procedure carried out by network firewall is enabled. As Firewall automatically kill the session after a specific time, that's why we want to keep the connection of database for an unlimited period without changing the firewall settings.
  
  
  So, how can we implement this?
  
  
  Kind regards
  
  
  S.Rizi

  As Firewall automatically kill the session after a specific time...

  This means that the firewall doesn't break an IDLE session, use the server in sqlnet.ora:

  SQLNET. EXPIRE_TIME =.

  This setting will keep alive a session even if nothing happens.

  Werner

• RECORDING OF THE SESSION OF ASA

  Hi all

  We need to capture the session information from ASAs used for VPN traffic. The requirement is pretty basic, but in particular, we need to capture information about entering any Connect VPN which will then be allowed to hairpin on the Internet. The minimum information we need to connect are the IP address of the Source of the connection of the VPN client, LAN IP and then allotted if the hairpining Internet address allocated public IP and finally the VPN user name. We use PRTG network monitor, but do not know if he will accept the session log files.

  Any ideas on how to achieve this?

  Thank you

  Hello

  To my knowledge you already send Syslogs to a server, then to connect building/disassembly for VPN users messages, you should see the VPN username inside (en).

  The Syslog ID are the usual connection building/disassembly IDS which are

  • 302013 (Build TCP)
  • 302014 (TCP disassembly)
  • 302015 (Build UDP)
  • 302016 (UDP disassembly)

  The TCP connections log message format is for example

  302013
  Error Message    %ASA-6-302013: Built {inbound|outbound} TCP connection_id for interface:real-address/real-port (mapped-address/mapped-port) [(idfw_user)] to interface:real-address/real-port (mapped-address/mapped-port) [(idfw_user)] [(user)] 
  
  302014
  Error Message    %ASA-6-302014: Teardown TCP connection id for interface:real-address/real-port [(idfw_user)] to interface:real-address/real-port [(idfw_user)] duration hh:mm:ss bytes bytes [reason] [(user)] 
  
  As you can see that they contain information about the 'user' (user name), "real address" (ip address, the client has received), 'address topographiee' (public ip to which the connection has been coordinated address) as well as the information where the user is connected.
  EDIT: You mentioned that you want to save the source address of actual VPN connection also? To do this, you will probably need to look for some other ID Syslog
  The actual information on the Syslog message ID can be found here
  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ASA/syslog-guide/logmsgs.html#wp4770603
  Unfortunately, I can't really comment on the PRTG
  -Jouni
  		   

• It is safe to kill idle session?

  Hello
  Recently working on the production environment I've met customer number of connection problem as follows
  
  sqlplus username/password
  
  SQL * more: release 9.2.0.4.0 - Production Wed Feb 25 15:46:31 2004
  
  Copyright (c) 1982, 2002, Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
  
  ERROR:
  ORA-00020: maximum number of processes (%s) exceeded
  
  
  After trying several times I connected and identified about 250 idle sessions of the only user of view V$ session.
  I have questions about this scenario.
  
  (1) I guess that inactive session consume processes, that triggered this error. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
  (2) is it safe to kill these idle without the approval of customers sessions because their status says they are 'INACTIVE '?
  (3) if not then, when idle, do these sessions are certain activities of long durations and because of their laziness oracle mark as inactive?
  
  My apologies for being naïve... :) Thanks in advance...

  Ashish payet wrote:

  (2) is it safe to kill these idle without the approval of customers sessions because their status says they are 'INACTIVE '?

  Yes - in a perspective of database instance. Oracle is very robust. It does not choke when a user session suddenly disappear.

  Course from the point of view of the customer? Not really. The client may always require this session - it may even have a unique transaction to validate.

  From a point of view s/n? Joy. Let me count the ways of contentment by waving the old lead pipe and killing sessions... ;-)

  (3) if not then, when idle, do these sessions are certain activities of long durations and because of their laziness oracle mark as inactive?

  You can watch the session $ v and that there should be a column that contains the current state of waiting for event time / elapsed (take a look at the Oracle Reference guide). If this wait state is SQL * Net client message or similar and the wait state has quite a long time (you set this number), then it would be wrong to kill the session in order to allow new.

  Another option is looking at shared server sessions. Here is the light weight in comparison to the server by default. For example a sessions 100 user may be services by 2 dispatchers and 10 shared - server process that oppose an almost 10 x more charge of a 100 process heavy process.

• Why can't I kill this session?

  DB version: 10.2.0.4
  Operating system: Solaris SPARC (5.10)
  Number of nodes of CARS: 2
  
  
  
  I wanted to kill the session that was connected to the Instance 2 below.
  So, I first connected to instance1 tried running the command below.
  
  
  -Connected to Instance1

  SQL:orcl1 > ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION '586,53926,@2' IMMEDIATE;
  ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION '586,53926,@2' IMMEDIATE
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-00026: missing or invalid session ID

  Tried running of instance2 and succeeded after removing the part of ID of Instance of KILL command
  
  -Connected on Instance2 from the

  SQL:orcl2 > ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION '586,53926,@2' IMMEDIATE;
  ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION '586,53926,@2' IMMEDIATE
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-00026: missing or invalid session ID
  
  
  SQL:orcl2 > ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION '586,53926' immediate;
  
  System altered.

  I can't kill a session connected to Instance2 from the 1st Instance using the syntax
  

  ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION 'sid,serial,@inst_id' IMMEDIATE;

  ?

  Hello

  session function kill via. another instance introduced with 11 GR 1 material.

  If this does not work in 10.2

  Concerning
  Sebastian

• With the code to run the session timeout

  I saw this problem asked and addressed on many other furums, but nobody came with a response, yet.

  I am trying to disconnect a user and end their session when they leave my site. How can I know when they leave my site? The only way I know is to wait a few seconds, and if they make a request to the server, they are gone. Disconnect them.

  I tried to just do a < cfajaxproxy > call to a cfc that returns just their application.sessiontimeout to 5 seconds, but it does not work. The session has no expiration time. I need to connect the outside user and the disconnection notice in a newspaper on the server and a logfile (not my idea. "This is the requirement of the customer.) I can get the cfc that I call by the tag < cfajaxproxy > to run log entries and I could kill the session here, but I need to give the page time to update and see if the user requests a page of my site or on an outside website. The problem is that if I do those things within the time of announcement of EFA execution with a counter or loop dlay, the page is not unload until the end of the call of CFCs. So, no matter how long lasts the delay, the session is already cleared bfore that loading of the next page.

  It's the old problem of want to logoff user when they leave the site, but not having is not a way to know where is located the landing page or the ability to delay a server action while the browser passes to the next query. If I can get a delay at work, the user can request a page on my site and I can reset the session before timeout. If they go to another site, eut session outside and they disconnects.

  Any help will be GREATLY appreciated. I spent days on this.

  Thank you

  CFGunny

  I had completely forgotten this post. I know it is very old, but I thought I'd post the real answer. The key was I needed establish if the user has left my site, unloading not only the current page and disconnect them if you leave my site. It is in fact not possible because there is no way to determine the URL TO which the browser will due to browser security restrictions, so I don't know if it's going to another page on my site or on another site. It's a little more complicated that just end a session when the page unloads. I didn't disconnect the user or kill their session each time that an empty page.

  The answer was to write a 'onUnload()' script that records the time of the unload event and the user's session ID (I actually used our user ID and put it in the database) and write a scheduled task that verifies all entries in the database against the current time and disconnects any users having a longer period, say 30 seconds. In order to avoid disconnecting all users (running every two minutes with a maximum time of 30 seconds, return all users), I wrote a script block in the onRequestStart in Application.cfc that checks the database for a record for this user and function, if the record exists, compares the time registration at the present time (now()). If the difference is greater than 30 seconds, the recording is marked and, if still connected, the user is disconnected and have to log in again. This ensures that the user is disconnected after thirty seconds, because the scheduled task runs only every two minutes. If the time is less than 30 seconds, the user continues without interference. Thus, if the user went to the site for more than two minutes, the scheduled task handles the database and actions disconnect. If the user is off-site for more than thirty seconds, but less than two minutes, the script in the onRequestStart function does the work.

  Thirty seconds time was a requirement of the customer and gives enough time for the next page to load, even if the user is on a slow network, but is short enough so that the user probably not going to another site, first. This method also allows the detailed collection of metrix, including the user, how many times they visit, how long they stay (on each page and an agregate), what URL, they came, etc., as well as normal metrix on-site as what pages they visited. These metrix became very important to the customer, is an agency of the federal Government and that they must justify their existence every year to get funding for next year, which part was my paycheck.

  I apologize to not include the code, but I left this project a year ago and do not have the code, not more. If I did it again, I'd probably write it a little differently (cleaning and CFScript), anyway. I hope this helps someone.

• Why DB read file is still active after that the session was killed?

  Hello
  
  I have a query which is only select read only (no selection for update) on a big enough table (lines 500millions). The result must return a few million rows (1-10 million), because it is not properly written.
  
  I killed all the sessions opened by the user who started the application, but after 3 hours, it is still ongoing.
  
  I don't understand. It's a read. There is no data restoration that must be set aside, there is no generation of redo (low) because of this.
  There are a few kinds made in this query.
  
  So, why after that I'm killing a query that is read-only, the process runs for a very long time?
  
  It is not the first time I'm facing this problem.
  
  Any ideas?
  
  Thank you
  Daniel

  >
  I killed all the sessions opened by the user who started the application, but after 3 hours, it is still ongoing.
  >
  Have Yes - but you used the IMMEDIATE clause to kill HER?
  >
  IMMEDIATE specify IMMEDIATE load the Oracle database to ongoing transactions, releases all session locks, recover session state full and immediately returns control to you.
  >
  If you really want the process completed rather than simply "marked" termination then use DISCONNECT SESSION with the IMMEDIATE clause

  See the "Clause of DISCONNECT SESSION" in the doc of the SQL language
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/server.111/b28286/statements_2013.htm
  >
  Use the DISCONNECT SESSION clause to disconnect the current session to destroy the dedicated server process (or virtual circuit if the connection was made through a shared server).
  . . .
  The IMMEDIATE environment disconnects the session and retrieves the status of entire session immediately, without waiting for open transactions to complete.
  >
  View the results of the use of DISCONNECTION

• How to kill the Batch files

  Hello
  
  I have three files batch for the aggregation.
  
  I used maxL in the batch file, and there are nearly 10 scripts of aggregation.
  
  Sometimes I have to kill the batch files... Can anyone please suggest how to kill the ball file while running.
  
  
  Thanks in advance.

  Depends on who do OS you run the script, you run the script and why you want to kill the script
  The script can be killed, but this does not mean that the current operation of essbase, you may need to use maxl /eas to try to kill the active session/query.

  See you soon

  John
  http://John-Goodwin.blogspot.com/