What column differentiates the V$ views to the GV$ views and
how?
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Answer / mahesh
GV$ view is a global view of v$. GV$ view contains on extra
column called Inst_ID which indicates the instance ID of
ordered query. This ID is useful for session tracking.
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Answer / shrinidhi
The INST_ID column which indicates the instance in a RAC environment the information came from.
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Answer / krishna
GV$ view is a global view of v$. GV$ view contains on extra
column called Inst_ID which indicates the instance ID of
ordered query. This ID is useful for session tracking.
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