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RE: slow update and db trigger

From: Sony kristanto <Sony_at_polyfincanggih.com>
Date: Wed, 19 Feb 2003 18:33:44 -0800
Message-ID: <F001.00552660.20030219183344@fatcity.com>


Ravindra,

The possibilities could be vary, but my curiosity, it's coming from your trigger database. My experience when using trigger database, it makes slow processes, so I never use it anymore.

Rgrds,

Sony

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> It could also be a dynamic recompile issue. Make sure the triggers and
> proc. are valid before each
> test.
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> It sounds like the triggers / procedures may have different logic
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> on the row being updated. Or possibly the same logic results in a large
> number of rows being queried / modified by one of the procedures.
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> Have you looked at the trigger and procedures to understand what they are
> doing? There may be opportunities to tune them. Perhaps you could trace
> the session to see what is happening, but it might be easier to look at
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> Regards,
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> I have an update statement executed by a procedure.This update statements
> fires a trigger which has a set of update statements
> and also executes 2 procedures.
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> If i execute the parent update statement which will affect a single row
> from a table which has significantly less number of rows.This statement
> sometimes is executed very fast and sometimes it takes upto 50
> seconds.Does
> this slowness got to do anything with the triggers that
> get fired automatically .For me this update is a single piece of
> transaction.Why do i see the delay in this update statements.
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> Thanks
> Ravindra
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