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In article <364BD569.ED9B8D21_at_india.hp.com>,
rajeshb_at_india.hp.com wrote:
> Hello Oracle gurus,
>
> We are facing extensive performance degradation.
> This is because of Oracle parsing the same SQL
> statements for too many number of times. If someone
> could throw some lights on how to stop / avoid this,
> it will of great help.
>
> Thanx and Regards,
> Rajesh
>
>
Just general suggestions:
1). If it is a code that is used regularly, you could think about
saving it as stored procedures where it would not be parsed
for each user and would reduce network traffic. If you are
worried about protecting your code, the code can be encripted
in the database.
2). Ensure that the statements are the same. Same meaning same
case, same number of space between columns selected and columns
used in the where clause. Of course if the statement is in a
stored procedure or a library.
Delton.
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