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Chuan -
The Sqlarea should contain All the statements (generalized as objects here
as it is true for sql stmts, cursors, procedures, sequences etc.) since the
database startup WHICH are not yet flushed out of the LRU list UNLESS
explicitly flushed through "..Flush shared_pool" command you mentioned.
Also...
Regards,
Ravi Kulkarni.
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To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Sent: 10/25/02 1:13 AM
Dear All,
I wonder how long the life time of data in v$sqlarea. Is it a cumulative data collecting in v$sqlarea since last database startup?or do the data in v$sqlarea only reflect some recently data in Least Recetly List?
Why do I ask this is after I used "alter system flush shared_pool", I could not see some SQL statements in v$sqlarea where they were there before.
TIA Chuan
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