Flushing will remove from the shared_pool all objects
that are not pinned. Shared_pool's memory can get
fragmented so it's up to you to pin frequently used
objects and removed the dead wood by flushing the
shared pool.
You can pin packages, procedures, functions , types,
sequences, triggers, cursors and java stuff .
- Roy Ferguson <rferguso_at_level1.com> a écrit : >
> Hello All...
>
> Every couple months, I get a request to flush the
> shared pool and was wondering
> if someone out there could shed some light on what
> is/does cause this...I
> somewhat remember that running - alter system flush
> shared_pool - is a direct
> result of " ??? " something...but can't for the life
> of me, remember....
>
> thanks in advance...Roy
>
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