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No,
It relates to MTS. It is the shared server process waiting for work. The event has kind of a double meaning: it could be regarded as an idle event, but also an event for receiving data. Mostly idle though.
Anjo.
"Mercadante, Thomas F" wrote:
> All,I am running a long-running PL/SQL procedure (loading data). The
> procedure is getting all of the data from another database via a db
> link. There is one large driving cursor, with many sub-selects taking
> place to construct the records tobe inserted.I was monitoring the run,
> and noticed from the v$system_event table that the largest wait event
> in "virtual circuit status" followed by "db file sequential
> read"Anybody know what "virtual circuit status" is? My guess is it's
> from the database link. Any help would be appreciated.thanks Tom
> Mercadante
> Oracle Certified Professional
>
>
>
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