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how can I get the kglhd struct info in library cache of shared pool with oradebug

I get the sql statement info include kglhdadr(sql_address in v$session) with x$ksuse(v$session), I need know the kglhd struct such as variables offeset in it and so on. but I don't konw how to get these infos with oradebug or other tools in oracle
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If you want to investigate structs then a good starting point is x$kqfco which is the "column" listing of x$kqfta.
Bear in mind that some of the x$ objects are listed under x$kqfta and some under x$kqfdt - the latter being the "derived" x$ tables, which is a bit like them being views of the things listed in x$kqfta. This means that when you look at a v$definition it might reference something that exists in the x$kqfdt, but it's the equivalent x$kqfta entry that connects you to x$kqfco to get column/struct definitions.
Regards
Jonathan Lewis
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thanks for your useful advice, and I want to know whether there is a method to get the currenting sql statement of sessions with C code based on attach to the shared memory SGA,If any idea may help me ,appreciate it!
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How far have you got so far with attaching to the SGA memory and finding ANY structures that you can make sense of?
Tracking through to "current SQL" is non-trivial, and my notes about routes through the structures are probably out of date since I haven't investigated the effects of PDBs.
Regards
Jonathan Lewis