USERENV ('sessionid') returns multiple rows

Hello
Im trying to put in place a db trigger that will record all DDL operations on the db.
for which purpose the following statement is included in the trigger to return information about the user who wishes to make changes:
     select 
      osuser,
      machine,
      process,
      program,
      AUDSID,
      sid,
      SERIAL#
   from 
      v$session
   where 
      AUDSID=USERENV('sessionid');
problem is that this statement returns multiple lines when 2 users are connected to the same database by using the same username for example SYS;
I see that audsid is the same for these 2 users, but the osuser, the machine etc. are different, so I can easily tell who is who.
How to distinguish these in the query to be able to capture only the actually executing the DDL operation?
ID appreciate any advice
Thank you very much
Rgds
select
      osuser,
      machine,
      process,
      program,
      AUDSID,
      sid,
      SERIAL#
   from
      v$session
   where
      SID=USERENV('sid')
/

Published by: JohnWatson on November 23, 2012 14:32
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