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RE: updated rows count

From: Stephane Faroult <sfaroult_at_oriolecorp.com>
Date: Thu, 30 May 2002 06:38:37 -0800
Message-ID: <F001.0046F899.20020530063837@fatcity.com>

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>Hi All!=0D
>My client run big update 20,000 statements. I need
>to know how many rows wa=
>s updated (it's could be any number). =0D
>I thinking about triggers , but this table can be
>updated not only with thi=
>s big update. Other users can update rows too.=0D
>I need to know updated rows number just for this
>big update.=0D
>Thanks.=0D
>=0D
>update assethdr set atopsys=3D 'MS Windows 95
>4.00',atdept=3D'256MB', atcap=
>cty=3D850, atcapun=3D10000, atglcode=3D'19.99GB',
>atus1=3D'05/20/2002' wher=
>e ataltnbr=3D'0000000';=0D
>update assethdr set atopsys=3D 'MS Windows 95
>4.00',atdept=3D'256MB', atcap=
>cty=3D 850, atcapun=3D10000, atglcode=3D'19.99GB',
>atus1=3D'05/17/2002' whe=
>re ataltnbr=3D'00000000';=0D
>update assethdr set atopsys=3D 'MS Windows 2000 Pro
>5.00',atdept=3D'128MB',=
> atcapcty=3D 400, atcapun=3D10000,
>atglcode=3D'6.43GB', atus1=3D'05/20/2002=
>' where ataltnbr=3D'00000296';=0D
>............................=0D
>=0D
>=0D

Several solutions. SELECT COUNT(*) with the same WHERE clause is an obvious solution. Checking ROWS_PROCESSED before and after the run in V$SQLAREA for the relevant line may be another option. Tracing the process is possible too.

Regards,

Stephane Faroult
Oriole

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