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Re: PX Deq: Table Q qref

From: Babu Nagarajan <orclbabu_at_HOTMAIL.COM>
Date: Wed, 10 Apr 2002 13:38:24 -0800
Message-ID: <F001.00441187.20020410133824@fatcity.com>


Thats what I thought. But here is more details on the issue..

I am running a SQL*PLus session with a massive query that returns about 2.5g of data, i am spooling the data to file - that is something similar to what the essbase application is trying to do.

that session spooled the data in around 2 hours - so the access paths are fine. after getting the data though, my sql session has still not completed. from the size of the spool file i can see the data came more then three hours ago. this session is still doing something and these waits are increasnig and sql is not returning the SQL prompt to me...

trying to find out why...

babu

  Looks like you have PQ enabled.
  These waits are considered idle.
  The PQ slave processes are waiting for work to do.

    All

    What does this wait event mean? I have a process that connects to the database through ODBC and this process is waiting on this event and SQL*Net message from client.

    Often this process waits for an unreasonable amout of time (40000 seconds or more) on SQL*Net MEssage from client and PX Deq: Table Q qref before it successfully completes...

    TIA     Babu

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