I'm hoping someone can help me get a grasp on this. I have a package
that runs several procedures to delete and then re-populate a table
that one of our apps uses as an index of sorts. It's a rather complex
set of procedures and the best I can get the time for them running is
about 5 mins. That data contained in this table is directly impacted
by the data two other tables. My first thought is to have trigger
that will run on update or insert for the two tables.
What I need to know is if say user A runs an update on table xxx (one
of the two tables) and the tigger runs my set of procedures will this
affect user A's performance? Note that user A has nothing to do with
the table and app that trigger affects.
Does the tigger run in the background or is it directly tied to that
users transaction?
Is there a better way that I should be doing this?
sorry if I made this confusing...
