How to kill a session which is locked in Oracle apps

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How to kill a session which is locked in Oracle apps
This Article is used to explain how to kill a session which is locked
a.            Check if the Package or table are locked using the below query
SELECT b.object_name,
              a.session_id,
                              a.oracle_username,
                              a.os_user_name,
                              a.process,
                              a.locked_mode
  FROM v$locked_object a,
              all_objects b
 WHERE a.object_id = b.object_id
If the Package or table is available in the above query then we need to kill the session
      b.    Get the serial number for the session based on the session id got from above Query.
SELECT SID,              serial#,
                             ownerid,
                             status,
                             server,
                             username,
                             osuser,
                             process,
                            machine
FROM v$session
              WHERE SID = ‘Session id from above query’
          c.    Command to kill the session
ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION 'Sid from query, Serial# from Query 2'

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