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You are correct.
db_files is set to 200 and there are 2 tempfiles.
It turns out to be caused by PL/SQL parsing a clob to change one character string with another. Only it scans the entire lob every time it has to change a single character.
Thanks for the responses.
Ray
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Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2006 2:40 PM
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Subject: Re: Write Complete Waits P1 P2
Just a little addition to that:
Check the db_files parameter in your spfile and subtract from 202 (the 'odd' file number you saw) and the result is the tempfile number
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Jonathan Lewis
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