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The general principle is that multiple
hash joins can be running concurrently
and Oracle 8 is not very sensible about
choosing how to exercise damage limitation
when this occurs. (As it often does in
warehouse systems).
The side-effects, which are very much
query and data depended, are extreme
uses of memory, or extreme thrashing
of temporary space.
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> Just now catching up on email and though this question may be a bit
late,
> what are some of the nasties you refer to?
>
> Larry G. Elkins
> elkinsl_at_flash.net
>
> > Was this a parallel query ? Very nasty things
> > can happen with PQ and multiple concurrent
> > hashes. (And just plain nasty things can
> > happen with concurrent hashes and serial
> > queries).
> >
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