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"Exectution" field not updated in V$SQLAREA [message #285765] Wed, 05 December 2007 09:07 Go to next message
neilsoncarlos
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Hello folks,

I´m execution a query in a piece of Java code and I´m not using "binds", i.e., I´m doing the following:

stmt = myConn1.prepareStatement(new_query1 + "'" + custcodeSQL + "'" + new_query2);

But I don´t know why the "Executions" field in sys.v_$sqlarea doesn´t not increment as I execute the code more the once. "Executions" field is "1" no matter how many times I execute the query. It should happen when I use binds, right?

Does anyone know why it´s happening?

thanks a lot!

Neilson
Re: "Exectution" field not updated in V$SQLAREA [message #285767 is a reply to message #285765] Wed, 05 December 2007 09:13 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Michel Cadot
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If you prepare and execute several queries with different values then they are different queries, so you execute each one only once.

Regards
Michel
Re: "Exectution" field not updated in V$SQLAREA [message #285769 is a reply to message #285767] Wed, 05 December 2007 09:25 Go to previous messageGo to next message
neilsoncarlos
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but all Executions should go to V$SQLAREA, right?
That´s not happening...
if I change the value, It sould appear a new line in V$SQLAREA or increment the number of Executions... did I misunderstand it?
thanks for replying Michel Smile
Re: "Exectution" field not updated in V$SQLAREA [message #285771 is a reply to message #285769] Wed, 05 December 2007 09:43 Go to previous message
Michel Cadot
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Maybe Oracle choose to remove your query from the SGA because it needed space.

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Michel
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