Be sure to set BINDSIZE large enough to handle the number of rows.
Lokesh wrote:
>
> OPTIONS (ROWS=100)
>
> commiting after inserting each row is very slow. Use a 100 row commit
> as generic setting. This is what the SQL Loader Docco says
> =================================================================
> Performance Implications
> To minimize the number of calls to Oracle and maximize performance,
> large bind arrays are preferable. In general, you gain large
> improvements in performance with each increase in the bind array size
> up to 100 rows. Increasing the bind array size above 100 rows generally
> delivers more modest improvements in performance. So the size (in
> bytes) of 100 rows is typically a good value to use.
>
> bind array size = (number of rows) * (maximum row length)
>
> where:
>
> (maximum row length) = SUM(fixed field lengths) +
> SUM(maximum varying field lengths) +
> SUM(overhead for varying length fields)
>
> ============================================
>
> Hope this helps
>
> -Lokesh
>
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Received on Fri Aug 06 1999 - 10:57:47 CDT
