User SCOTT has opened a SQL * Plus session and left for lunch. When you queired the V$SESSION view, - When you terminate a session that is INACTIVE, the STATUS in V$SESSION will show as KILLED. When SCOTT tries to perform any database activity in the SQL *Plus window, he receives an error that his session is terminated. When an ACTIVE session is killed, the changes are rolled back and an error message is written to the user’s screen.

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Question: User SCOTT has opened a SQL * Plus session and left for lunch. When you queired the V$SESSION view, the STATUS was INACTVE. You terminated SCOTT’s session in V$SESSION?

Answer: When you terminate a session that is INACTIVE, the STATUS in V$SESSION will show as KILLED. When SCOTT tries to perform any database activity in the SQL *Plus window, he receives an error that his session is terminated. When an ACTIVE session is killed, the changes are rolled back and an error message is written to the user’s screen.

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Question: User SCOTT has opened a SQL * Plus session and left for lunch. When you queired the V$SESSION view, the STATUS was INACTVE. You terminated SCOTT’s session in V$SESSION?

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When you terminate a session that is INACTIVE, the STATUS in V$SESSION will show as KILLED. When SCOTT tries to perform any database activity in the SQL *Plus window, he receives an error that his session is terminated. When an ACTIVE session is killed, the changes are rolled back and an error message is written to the user’s screen. Source: CoolInterview.com

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