About the transaction status in oracle 9i

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Hello Tom Thanks for your time.. I am using oracle 9i(9.2.0.1) databases. And some day I find there is a column (status) in the v$transaction and I understand if there is a transaction open and not committed, the status always shows active. If ...

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