Paul Baumgartel wrote:
>
> When one executes a query, the result set is identified. Fetching the
> rows in the result set can be done over a period of time. In what form
> does Oracle maintain the result set, and where?
>
> TIA
>
> Paul Baumgartel
>
If I understand well your question, I don't think that a 'result set'
(as, say, a collection of rowids or whatever) really is identified. If
you have a sort, then yes, you have a kind of 'result set' in temporary
segments. Otherwise all you need is the SCN at the beginning of the
query, and everything you need is either in regular blocks or 'undo'
blocks. Would you have ora-1555 otherwise ?
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