Re: soft parse

Rewriting is one option.
<commercial>
Another option is using this product that I have build. That will take care of this without changing your application. The benefits are huge, as the contention in the database will dissapear, response times will improve !
</commercial>

Anjo.

BigP wrote:

> How is it possible to avoid soft parse ? When I open a cursor it is
> hard parsed and soft parsed first time . If I reuse the same cursor it
> still needs to go soft parsing ( which is privilage checking ) ..cuz
> what if privilages change during the first time and second time . I
> was thinking no way one can avoid soft parse . am I wrong ?
>
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> TIA
>
> Bp
>

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