Re: rowid

it is the rowid on which the waiting session is we... waiting. That
can be seen in v$session, the columns to use are

row_wait_obj# -> the object

row_wait_file#  -> datafile number
row_wait_block# - > block#
row_wait_row# -> row within the block.

then use dbms_rowid package to construct the actual rowid.

Raj


On Thu, 28 Oct 2004 06:54:57 +0200, Leonard, George
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> Hi all
> 
> From enterprise manager/instance/sessions/locks when you have a blocking
> lock it displays a rowed value,
> 
> How do you map this back to the actual row in question?
> 
> My number:221682.13.9 I need to map this back to HEX?
> 
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