It happens many a times that a user calls you and tells you that he has executed a query a long time back which is a very small update or delete statement and the Sql screen is in a hung state. In this case it is proably the user session is being blocked by some other session. So the easiest way to track this is using the v$session view in oracle 10g. This view has a field blocking_session, which will tell you what sid is blocking your session.
e.g
suppose user joe calls and tells you the same problem, his userid is XY123
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sql>select sid,serial#,blocking_session grom v$session where username='XY123';
output
sql> 523,1234,321
so here we can see session 321 is blocking session 523 of joe.
I have always found this useful as i come across this situation many a times.
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