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If by '32,000' you mean something like '32,767' I would suspect arrays
indexed by signed short (two-byte) integers trying to go past the limit.
I presume that your interface is trying to loop an index too far, that
there is an attempt at catching the exception and that you are entering
a never-ending while loop somewhere (ready to bet that the process still
consumes a lot of CPU). Don't think that the problem is on the Oracle
side (it would tell you, anyway).
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> Hi All
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> I have a problem with inserting records into a table. I am inserting into a
> table through an interface. After each insert its committing.But after 32000
> records the interface hangs.What could be the possible reason something
> related to extents of table or otherwise.
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> Kindest Regards
> Priyanka
> pdeswal_at_velos.ssind.com
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