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I would ask the developers how they configured the commit interval (if =
it's set to a very low value)
Waleed
-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Jeff [mailto:jeff.thomas_at_thomson.net]
Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 10:33 AM
To: oracle-l_at_freelists.org
Subject: Informatica Bulk Mode behavior
List,
Is anyone familiar with how Informatica's bulk mode works? =20
We have a situation where I created a 4GB tablespace for a new and
simple=20
truncate/load operation from Informatica, around 7 million rows
estimated=20
to take up 1.5GB. =20
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Using bulk mode, which appears to be a direct load (in the SQL cache,
the=20
INSERT statement has a hint that I've never seen before: SYS_DL_CURSOR
which=20
I assume stands for Direct Load), they run out of space in the
tablespace after=20
about 200K rows have been inserted.
If I then manually rebuild the table, the 200K rows gets compressed back
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to one extent.
So there's a lot of either empty or preallocated space. Thinking
somehow=20
the high-water mark was the culprit, I manually truncated the table
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they reran their job. =20
Still the same problem. =20
If the job runs in 'normal' mode, which is row-by-row processing, it
runs fine,=20
although of course, performance is quite poor.
Any ideas/experience as to how this bulk mode operates?
Thanks.
Email: jeff.thomas_at_thomson.net
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