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So what if the user is using PQO? Would this control the total (sum) of all
the CPU time used by all processes involved in the query?
Waleed
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Sent: Thursday, November 28, 2002 4:59 PM
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I'm testing profile to limit end users doing ad-hoc queries.
I have a query that is taking 51740 cpu unit according to v$sesstat. In the doc, the unit is "Amount of CPU time (in 10s of milliseconds)" so its 517 seconds.
I've created a profile with cpu_per_call limit of 3000, the unit is in hundredths of seconds, so 30 seconds.
Once the profile created the query fails and when I
checked the cpu in v$sesstat it went from 10692 to
21547 so 10855 so 108 seconds.
It should have been around 30 seconds, no ?
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