RE: Optimal COMMIT frequency towards Batch DMLs

A logical mind would think of what is the logical transaction boundairie. An operational mind would think of what work is implied if the job crash and want to rerun it.
An rbs concerned mind would calculate the commit frequency in terms of RBS
(be aware of fetch across commit aka ora-1555)
A Thomas Kyte mind would think the same as of the logical mind.

Stephane

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VIVEK_SHARMA
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How may the Optimal COMMIT frequency in Batch DML Operations be determined ?

What is the Spirit behind the same ?

Any Links , Docs please ?

Thanks

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