Re: Q: storig frequently used tables into memory?

In article <4i5t41$k5l_at_iliana.csl.sni.be>, Marc PETERS - Groupe ICC (mpe_at_dallas.csl.sni.be) says...
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!>Hy everybody,
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!>for a project, we have defined a data-dictionary to manage acces to our
!>data in an ORACLE 7.1.6 database on DEC-Alpha.
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!>Because the data dictionary tables are really often accessed by the
!users
!>I wander how it would be possible to load them 'permanently' into
!memory.
!>I remember that it should work but I don't know exacly how and where I
!have
!>to look for.
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!>Questions:
!> - Is it really possible and with which version
!> - How must I procede to store the tables into memory
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!>Thanks in advance
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!>
!>Marc
!>mpe_at_csl.sni.be
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!>PS: If possible respond by e-mail.
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If they are accessed quite often, don't bother: they will be in memory in the db_block_buffers, I believe.

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