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| Re: Please, who know, give an info how to create and run parralle program [message #621624 is a reply to message #621495] |
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azamkhan
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Littlefoot wrote on Wed, 13 August 2014 15:15I don't think that Forms is capable of processing anything in parallel. Consider using Oracle schedulers (DBMS_JOB or DBMS_SCHEDULER) which can be called from a form.
I totally agree with my friend littlefoot.
Oracle programming language is a procedural language so I think even DBMS_JOB will also not run two different PROCEDURE / FUNCTION parallel at the same time.
But.... I strongly believe that a good software developer shouldn't have the word "Not Possible" in his/her dictionary. With a good logic all is possible.
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I think my friend here alex_shynk should explain more what he wants to do.
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| Re: Please, who know, give an info how to create and run parralle program [message #621626 is a reply to message #621624] |
Fri, 15 August 2014 01:04 |
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Littlefoot
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azamkhan
I think even DBMS_JOB will also not run two different PROCEDURE / FUNCTION parallel at the same time.
Why not? You schedule two, three, any number of procedures to begin at the same time. There's no problem in that. But, performance might be jeopardized if hardware can't support that many simultaneous procedures to run smoothly (for example, you run out of RAM so there's swapping to HDD; or, a single core processor which works 100% and doesn't allow you to do anything else, etc.). In that case, parallelism you applied is - actually - a drawback as you made things worse than they used to be. It just depends.
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