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I know the reason for the Shared pool filling up is because the programs
do not use bind variables.
My question was, why do the old SQL statements not get aged out and free up space for new statements?
Ron
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Subject: RE: Help with Shared Pool Problem
Hi Ron,
Have u ran SQL trace on particular session doing large data load? Looks like that piece of SQL is not using bind variables. If no bind values, same SQL will be treated as new piece of code and has to be hard parsed each time.
Shaharul
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Subject: Help with Shared Pool Problem
Can someone tell me why I keep running out of shared pool space? If old SQL statements are supposed to be aged out or written over automatically, how can I run out of space? This is happening from time to time in several databases. It appears it happens when large data loads are running.
Ron
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