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But mark if that is the case then we should never get a 4031 Because
Oracle Should be able to FLush Stmts out of the Shared Pool as and
when the execution is completed.
I have seen 4031 on a Single User Instance where Oracle is trying to allocate more space to the sql stmt and when no other sql is executing .. There should be a Way by which oracle Identified Least used SQL Stmts in the POOL and flushes them ..Something similar to the BUFFER_CACHE where Blocks keep moving on to an LRU list with each new Block fetched into the Memory...
Same LRU Mechanics should be applicable to Shared_pool also rite ???
Rgds
Ganesh
-- http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-lReceived on Thu Oct 14 2004 - 09:25:16 CDT
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