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Hi,
I have a curious question. To utilize the database to max ( in off
time), I would like a procedure to run several diff. instances. Each
instance of the procedure will work on one part of the huge table and
the parts will be non-overlapping. Is there a feature in Oracle that
lets me call a procedure (PL/SQL) and go on without waiting for its
results. The procedure will have its own thread of execution. I would
like to spawn (fork) 10 instances of the same procedure. Does that make
sense also ??
D
PS. Or back to basics and write a shell script or something like that ? Received on Wed Jun 09 1999 - 18:26:31 CDT