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Hi,
I stumbled into the following on Oracle 8.1.6.0.0.
The following statement
INSERT INTO table
SELECT bla
FROM ...
WHERE currency = 'EUR' and period = '01-01' and sid = 1
takes about 320 seconds for a table with 4000 rows and 15 columns when called from sqlplus or sql navigator.
Ok, but when put it into a pl/sql package and abstract some parameters
FOR rec IN cur_rec
LOOP
INSERT INTO table
SELECT bla
FROM ...
WHERE currency = rec.currency and period = rec.period and sid = rec.sid
END LOOP;
and call it the insert-statement takes 500 seconds for the same table.
What could be the cause for the difference of 180 seconds ?
This may be a faq, but i did not find an answer on orafaq or with a search machine.
Regards,
Joern
Joern Dinkla
Hamburg, Germany
http://dinkla.net
Received on Thu Feb 21 2002 - 10:30:31 CST
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