Re: performance of sql loader

Regarding #2, you also need to be aware of how parameters interact with each other. For example in non-direct loads, ROWS and BINDSIZE work hand-in-hand. Increasing one but not the other (or not enough) will bottleneck and it will use a smaller array to load.

Stephen

>>> jkstill_at_cybcon.com 05/30/03 10:44PM >>>
On Friday 30 May 2003 12:20, rgaffuri_at_cox.net wrote:
> 2. As they increased the Array size or the commit size, the
performance
> degradated rapidly.
>
> This sounds odd. Anyone else notice this? Or did they just do
something
> wrong. Dont know what they did. They tried it before I started, I
just have
> hearsay to go on. Sorry about the lack of details.

Not enough information. Increased from what? To what? If you increase the array size enough to start swapping, it may have a negative impact on performance. ;)

Jared

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