You use the command below to obtain the session IDs of idle sessions.
SELECT CONNECTION_ID, IDLE_TIME FROM M_CONNECTIONS WHERE CONNECTION_STATUS = 'IDLE' AND CONNECTION_TYPE = 'Remote' ORDER BY IDLE_TIME DESC
You disconnect a session. In the statement below you replace with a connection ID from the query above.
ALTER SYSTEM DISCONNECT SESSION '{connection_id}'
------------------OR----------------
SELECT CURRENT_OPERATOR_NAME FROM M_CONNECTIONS WHERE CONNECTION_STATUS = 'RUNNING'
SELECT CONNECTION_ID FROM "SYS"."M_CONNECTIONS" WHERE CREATOR_THREAD_ID=25529
ALTER SYSTEM CANCEL SESSION '200012'
---OR----
alter system disconnect session '400210'
---OR----
ALTER SYSTEM CANCEL WORK IN SESSION '200012'
SELECT CONNECTION_ID, IDLE_TIME FROM M_CONNECTIONS WHERE CONNECTION_STATUS = 'IDLE' AND CONNECTION_TYPE = 'Remote' ORDER BY IDLE_TIME DESC
You disconnect a session. In the statement below you replace
ALTER SYSTEM DISCONNECT SESSION '{connection_id}'
------------------OR----------------
SELECT CURRENT_OPERATOR_NAME FROM M_CONNECTIONS WHERE CONNECTION_STATUS = 'RUNNING'
SELECT CONNECTION_ID FROM "SYS"."M_CONNECTIONS" WHERE CREATOR_THREAD_ID=25529
ALTER SYSTEM CANCEL SESSION '200012'
---OR----
alter system disconnect session '400210'
---OR----
ALTER SYSTEM CANCEL WORK IN SESSION '200012'
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