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ts$ [message #236379]

Wed, 09 May 2007 15:09

joau_hk
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Hi,

Does anyone know what is the below SQL used for and is it ok to disable, how?

select min(bitmapped) from ts$ where dflmaxext =:1 and bitand(flags,1024) =1024

Thanks.

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Re: ts$ [message #236381 is a reply to message #236379]

Wed, 09 May 2007 15:17

joy_division
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You got this from V$SQL assume.
Oracle is internally running this. Why do you want to disable it?

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Re: ts$ [message #236389 is a reply to message #236381]

Wed, 09 May 2007 15:38

joau_hk
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It's using a lot of CPU and I wonder what's it for?

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Re: ts$ [message #236479 is a reply to message #236379]

Thu, 10 May 2007 01:29

Michel Cadot
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The only way to "disable" it is to not use tablespace group.
Use standard temporary tablespace and not global temporary tablespace.

The other way is to apply patch 5455880.

Regards
Michel

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