Re: PL/SQL memory usage?

oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org gravou em 2005-08-03 06:35:25:

> On many occasions, when we want to a row-by-row operation and map it
> into plsql tables for performance, the real cause of the problem is
> the row-by-row approach. Trying to do things in sets (either with
> straight SQL or bulk-collect etc) is typically a better approach than
> massive plsql tables in memory.

        Totally agree. But unfortunately vendor doesn't know better, and ain't listening... /wa/ above soundness, and you get powerless.

        But thanks a lot for the PL/SQL blocks-in-PGA info.

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