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Try and determine what it is doing/waiting for. Set up a 10046 trace at
level 8. You may get lucky and see the problem within the first few minutes
rather than wait the full 7 hours.
Paul
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Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 11:04 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Group,
I have a stored procedure that runs from schema A on machine X, joins a
table from another schema on machine X and a table from machine Y via a
dblink and writes a file via UTL_FILE on machine X that is used in SQL
Loader to insert data into a table for research. Pulls about 90 meg. For the
past several months the procedure had been running in about 20 mins., in the
last 2 weeks the time has jumped to 7 hours.
As far as I can determine there have been no changes (I know, yeah, right
!!) .
My hardware is a SUN Solaris 5.7.
ANY (sane) suggestions ?????????
TIA
Al Rusnak
804-734-8453
rusnakga_at_hqlee.deca.mil
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