Re: NETWORK?SERVICE osuser

That tends to point at a Service running on a Windows machine that is running under the "NETWORK SERVICE" account. It is generally preferable to have apps that run like this (.NET ??) to set the client_identifier field when using a connection, otherwise it is darn near impossible to figure out 'who' it is.

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• William Feather

On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 1:49 AM, Rivaldi Bahar <rbahar99_at_yahoo.com> wrote:

> If a user access a database thru application reside in application server,
> osuser in v$session is NETWORK?SERVICE. Is there a way to find who is the
> true / actual user for NETWORK?SERVICE osuser (or user client machine name)
> ?
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> Regards
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