Re: Java stored procedures. Are they slower than PL/SQL?

Sybrand,

I 'love' the way it takes forever to even start in an X window. I hate it even more when I'm running it from the CD, and it takes about 5 mins from typing runInstaller to getting something on the screen to work with.
Then I cannot resize the windows to see where I have to type things, so I close it down and start again.
Eventually I get a window I can use, then I hit the NEXT button ........ and we have to do it all over again :o(

I always had a laugh at the first Java version of the OEM - it has a splash screen to show you something was happening while it loaded the real splash screen - how bad is than ?

I'm afraid (?) that I haven't yet heard that Dutch song sung by an ex-German and a marsupial to which you refer, nor can I pronounce the title.
Annoying songs always stay around for months - it's one of the unwritten fundamental laws of Nature.

Did you know that the best selling instrumental hit of all time, is the Birdie Dance which originated in Switzerland ? Sad isn't it ?

:o)

Regards,
Norman.

Norman Dunbar			EMail:	Norman.Dunbar_at_LFS.co.uk
Database/Unix administrator	Phone:	0113 289 6265
				Fax:	0113 289 3146
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-----Original Message-----

From: Sybrand Bakker [mailto:postbus_at_sybrandb.demon.nl] Posted At: Thursday, October 04, 2001 6:25 PM Posted To: server
Conversation: Java stored procedures. Are they slower than PL/SQL? Subject: Re: Java stored procedures. Are they slower than PL/SQL?

Norman,

don't you just luv the unfolding (it is that slow) of the OUI background on
an X-windows terminal?
I got almost out of my mind when I first saw that. Colour displays on X! No more crippled VT100 rectangles!

Oracle did it again! (And, boy it is sloooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwww)

Do you by any chance know the marsupial 70's dutch hit song 'Wij zijn twee vrienden, jij en ik'
sung by ex-German Dennie Christian and a marsupial? That was a *very annoying song* and it hit the hit scores for *weeks* not to
say *months*

Regards,

Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBA Received on Fri Oct 05 2001 - 02:39:58 CDT