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Ditto here.
It solves the re-coding-using-vars problem. The java programmers are such
whiners (I hope none of them read this list!).
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Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 6:05 PM
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>2) Anyone out there using it? Does it give that much better performance
>gains? It seems to me like it's not worth implementing.
we're using it, on 8.1.6 No problems so far, and it relieved the problem of
not being able to get a chunk of memory for the shared pool and having to flush. My programmers wrote their code using constants... on insert statements in a registration system. So my sqlarea was getting filled with identical statements, except for the value of the constant.
Rather than make them recode (trust me, I would have had to get the rack and
thumbscrews out to make that happen), I turned on cursor_sharing=force and it's worked like a dream.
Rachel
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